Brain Report 1: So Far…So Good
As promised, this is the first report on the state of my brain after 5 weeks of studying Spanish at Escuela Mexicana. When I started studying in Guanajuato I was at Beginner Level now I am moving into Intermediate. I have seen a difference in my ability to memorize and my information processing speed has improved since I started studying Spanish. I still can’t speak to save my neck, but I am improving.
Richard, Miguel, Maestra Edith, Milly and Jilita playing a game of Spanish grammar Jeopardy.
I have three classes; Conversation, Practical Spanish and Spanish Grammar. This is Practical Spanish with my Maestra and my amigos. The youngest student in my classes is 18, the oldest is 67. When I studied with a group of women in Cuzco, Peru last year the youngest was 22 and the oldest 83. Age really is not a barrier to learning. And now I find that school is more fun.
I was talking to a friend who said he wanted to learn Spanish but didn’t think he could at his age. I say Pish Tosh.
MedFlies 
muy sauve. peligro …..reisgo…..? como se dice, por favor
No se.
Jill, you are fearless!
Not really…
Yolo, Senorita Jilleeeta,
Como se dice Pish Tosh en Espanol?
Si, apprender una lengua cultiva neurones. Bravo. Suave.