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Hi Sarah,

 

I'm Daniela (26), I'm from Argentina, where I'm studying to become an English Translator. One of my teachers (Juan Duran) has connected us to some interesting blogs... and there was yours! that's how I met you! I have to congratulate you - I don't know how you do it! you write beautifully! so lively that I feel I'm into your experience too (I hope you understand what I'm trying to say!), I feel I've also visited the places you describe! your writing style helps me enormously cause I'm trying to learn more genuine English, trying not to look so bookish! Well, that's more or less what I wanted to say! Congrats!

By the way, I'm starting my own blog and as soon as I can (and if you accept) I can send you an invitation! I'd be very grateful if I could have you among my friends! especially I'd be very pleased if you could correct my mistakes!!!

Thanks Sarah for your writing! take care, DANI

hey im not even sure if you will be reading these any more but i have to tell you that reading your first line fo this post about the terible horible no go very bad day,  warms my heart because  i was read that book as a kid. just felt like telling you that.  hope you arn't missing london too much. I am in prague starting in late august... and yest i read jeff's blog already. so yeah thanks for the wonderful refrence it made my day!
julz

Well, it's always good when I can make someone's day! I hope you have a fabulous time abroad! 

Loving your blogs from Italy. Could your saint with an R be San Rocco? I remember that name from my dim past although I do not remember anything about him. I'm not even sure if the name is that of a saint or a church! Or both? So glad you now have company. Hugs, hugs, hugs, Granny

Loving the bulletins from Venice. What is the story about blog rankings? I haven't heard about it but of course you know who has my vote! As to re-entry, you will surely find open arms at Barnard and in Baltimore. Until soon. Can't wait. Love Granny

So glad you got out of the Tower with your heads! Her Majesty is not the only one who has special dishes. Have you ever seen the ones at the White House? Hope the papers are finished so that you can enjoy the advent of spring in England. Hugs, hugs, hugs, Granny