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| Dani Ashman at Pub Blest |
On Thursday, our group headed just outside the city of Bariloche to eat lunch at a pub called, "Pub Blest." We were served various meats with bread, followed by ice cream. We also tried different types of beer, such as raspberry, bock, and scotch ale. The rest of the day was free to us, so my group decided to go shopping while others hiked a mountain or visited the beach area.
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| No more school! |
Friday was our last day of classes! Each student received a letter with feedback from their professor about their strong points with Spanish along with areas to improve. We then said our good-byes and took our last pictures with the school and the professors. After classes, we couldn't think of a better way to celebrate than by going out to eat! Caleb seemed to really enjoy his burger!
Today we head back to Buenos Aires. The majority of the group leaves on Monday while a small group decided to stay an extra week and head to Iguazu Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world.
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| I see a repeating theme here with Caleb and food... |
However, despite that this is the last day in Argentina, this is not the ending to our trip, but rather just the beginning. The purpose of the immersion trip is to improve our Spanish while being immersed within a different culture, giving us an endless amount of opportunities to use what we have learned in the public ministry. As much as I may think this is an ending to our trip, God reminds us to look at the bigger picture and how we can use what we have learned to spread the gospel. Matthew 28:19 says, "Therefore go and make disciples of ALL NATIONS, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit."
Thanks for reading everyone!
-Nate Solofra
Safe travels back to the States, all of you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for keeping us informed via your blog.