Feverish but Happy

This past week wasn't that exciting, but it was a week in Chile and a week of my exchange so of course I loved it anyways! It's so weird that I have so little time left, but I'm not even going to think about that. I'm just going to enjoy every second like it's my last until it actually is. 

This week I spent most of my days in bed with a fever. Well, three days, but still that's kind of a lot. Wednesday was a holiday in Chile because of some naval battle in Iquique a trillion years ago, so Tuesday my friends and I decided to go out dancing! I went with some friends from the grade below me, and I don't know all of them very well so I was kind of nervous. When we got to he club thing, Alex and Louis ended up being there and I was soooo happy! Alex and I danced for a really long time and laughed and sang the songs at the top of our lungs! It was amazing! In the morning, well, this happened:

After that I was home sick until Friday evening, when I went to an exchange students goodbye party in Talca. My family and I had plans to spend the whole weekend in Talca, so it kind of worked out perfectly. I still felt a little sick, so I only stayed until midnight and then my dad came and got me. He took be to my grandparents house which turned out to be one of the favorite houses I have been to. It is small and colorful and there isn't any wifi. There were 7 of us staying there and only two bedrooms and two dogs were running around the house the whole time, but it just really felt like family there. I really like this family and it's just so easy to fit in here. I felt comfortable and relaxed and that is so amazing because I have been loving with them for such little time! 

Saturday night I went to my first Chilean baptism party. My little cousin was getting baptized, and afterwards they through a big party where everyone danced all night long! I had a headache, and my dad was sad that I wouldn't dance with him because I didn't feel well, but they understood and let me go with the promise that I would for sure dance next time. I would totally dance with these people! Instead I sat conversing with my new Chilean cousins. One of them is named Javi and she is 15 and we talked almost all night long hahah. She pretty much knows my life story by now and I know all about her. It was a great weekend but I am glad to be home! :)