our dance teacher's got some moves

My days here really aren't too exciting so I apologize for the boring blog entries. In Greek class today, my teacher brought us tiropita, which is like spanikopita but with cheese/egg instead of spinach inside. Her grandma had cooked it for us, and it was delicious. During my hour-long break, I worked on an absolutely gigantic post-program survey for Ecuador. It asked questions I could have written essays for, but decided that I had better ways to spend my time. I still didn't finish the survey though, I spent 30 minutes on it later as well. We then had our culture lecture on Ancient Greek Art. The professor talked really slowly; I don't know if it was because he always does or just because he was unsure of his English sometimes (for the record, he had basically perfect English and a large vocabulary(, but I wasn't complaining about the speed since we were actually able to follow the topics. After lunch I went to Carrefour (AGAIN) but I've gotten the shopping trip down by now so I was able to pick out all my foods pretty quickly. After, I went up on the roof again and finished Dear John. I can't decided whether or not I wasted 3.5 hours of my life reading it or not. I had heard it was bad so I didn't have high hopes, but I'm a little disappointed in Nicholas Sparks; his other books were better. However, I've gotten my bad romance novel fix for the next year. Leah said she has Motorcycle Diaries so I think I'll steal that when she's done with it; it's probably better.
In dance class, we did the 12-step dance better than before, which was good. We also learned some cool moves like spinning or bending down and then jumping up to spice up some dances so that was fun.
Tomorrow we're going to Thessaloniki and we're staying there till Sunday, so I doubt there will be any new posts until then.
Enjoy the weekend!
Love Alex