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I have gone to Eli's drama every night so far and let me tell ya... it is amazing every time. I love it. I'm probably going again tonight.
Yesterday I went to my first Ecuadorian soccer game! That was fun. Saw some pretty sweet wipe outs and collisions. Like Nathan and a guy from the other team were both going for the ball and neither was backing down and they connected and flew through the air and landed at the same time. It was great. XD
After the drama last night Hannah and Nathan came over for a bit and we had ice cream. Oh my. Hannah + Eli = SAVE US!!!!!!!!! Haha, oh man, I haven't laughed that hard in a long time. My stomach muscles still hurt.
And have I mentioned how many times people have come up to me and said, "Are you the cousin?" or variations of that question? It amuses me. Or when Eli is introducing me to someone: "This is my cousin from Canada-" "I know." A little creepy? I think so...

Ok, I don't know how well you can see it, but if you zoom in on the picture Nathan and Josh are making the funniest faces ever... XD
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