My First Thanksgiving in USA

Yep I spent my first Thanksgiving at a friend's house and it was really fun and the food... really... diverse! I liked the turkey and the mashed potatos though! Overall I had a great time with them.
From left to right: Jarlene, Claudio (Me! duh!), Lori, Lynn, David, Lisa ( House owner), Amy and Tristan (All USA!! BUT ME! hahaha)

Akin's Birthday and Farewell Party

This is a picture from a party we hosted last week and we had so much fun. The funniest part was trying to communicate with each other because of all those different accents and languages. It was a big challenge, but we made it thanks to the universal language "The Party Language" hahahaha

From left to right :

Upper row: Carner (Turkey), Ramesh (India), Bora (Turkey), Jay (Taiwan), Yoshi (Japan), Claudio (Chile haha), Jarlene (USA).

Middle row: Federica (Italy), Sumiko (Japan), Asaka (Japan), Hiromi (Japan), Carnar (Turkey), John (USA).

Lower row: Bilge (Turkey), Kyra (USA), Akin (Birthday Boy and Turkey).

Thank u guys for a great party.

Yay

I got two letters from RIT saying that they accepted me into IT and Computer Science program. I am really excited about this I hope that they accept the credits I am trying to transfer from the University of Santiago of Chile ( USACH! HAHAHAH ). Anyway, I have a meeting with my advisor this week and then I will find out more about it, I already took a look at the program and it is really interesting especially the option of getting 2 minors of my choice and 1 year of CO-OP which they are gonna pay me for hahaha. I just have to wait and see what will happen I need to decide quick because the classes start on monday; therefore, will start late... as ALWAYS... as a The Good CHILEAN I am! hahaha

My ELC grades ahahaha

There u have it! ahaha my grades at ELC...

Some pictures from my "Graduation" haha

Me with the certificate (duh!)

Some of my classmates, Jarlene and me ( you know them already, if you dont check the previous post)

ELC classes are over

After 2 1/2 months of classes at ELC ( English Language Center), I have received my certificate for Advanced English Level 2... Yay! hahaha
I am very happy about it especially because I got straight A (It means I got A's in all my classes) so they gave me a special certificate as an honor hahaha
After this long time I spent there, I have met many people from different countries and I have enjoyed being with them and learned many many things especially about their cultures. It has been a wonderful experience, thank you all!
This picture was taken when we were celebrating at an irish pub our "graduation."
From left to right of the back row: Asaka (Japan), Jarlene (USA), Claudio(Me hahaha, Chile), Federica (Italy), John(USA), Kyra (USA), and Akin (Turkey).
Front row: Sumiko (Japan).

Yep, the winter has arrived... Even though, I took this picture last winter, this winter will look pretty much the same this year: snow, snow, snow hahaha. Anyway better start getting use to this, haha.