Oh hey cool....

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Of course, I'd have to trek out to Minnesota. I'm sure I can find immersion programs right here in New York. I go to Minnesota, I'm visiting friends, not learning languages. With the exception of Walloon. I'd go anywhere to get a chance to learn Walloon. And if anybody on my friends list can help me with my goal, without having me learn French, I'd be happy.

Oh, and this icon reminds me, I finally am starting to catch up on my Stargate watching. Yesterday, saw the one with Teal'c in the Chair (dum dum dah). That was a *really* depressing episode. But it was worth it to see Evil Daniel. Why is it that characters always look better/are cooler when they're evil? Evil Daniel was even hotter than regular Daniel, even before we saw him being evil (okay, that was all of a second, but that's not the point). And both evil and vampire Willows were much cooler than normal Willow. This is a trend, and I don't know why.

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As most of my relatives live in MN (and down into tha' bibalh beylt), I've spent a bit of time in MN. The more rural places of course, with no cell phone signal and corn fields as far as the eye can see. My grandma always pushes me for the German one, which I have yet to attend because I took a similar program when I was out there a few years ago and absolutely hated it.
I speak SPANISH. Yo hablo espanol!
I suppose when someone pushes you one way, you are inclined to push back, so that is what I did, I pushed back. My grandmother constantly used me as a performing animal when I got back, always wanting me to perform my little songs or speak with my limited German to our German relatives.
However, having looking at the brochure, it looked absolutely awesome. The program I took was a bit different from those Concordia ones, and if you have no annoying German grandmother shoving you off itt would be much better.
Being under the age of 18 means I would attend the children's classes, which seem nice. I would go to the Spanish one, though.