Look at me, I know everything

He's got all of the answers to anything pertaining to the field of development. I sure do love a man with all of the answers, especially one who likes everything I cook. What he is studying is actually quite interesting and I support him 100% in whatever he chooses to do with it. I had forgotten that at the end of next semester I'm supposed to take an exam for NAATI (the National Australian Association for Translation and Interpretation) so that I can become a certified translator!
I'm doing a masters because I wanted to learn everything there is about the Spanish language and I want to join the Peace Corps because I want to change the world (no matter how small that change may be). Having to speak Spanish for 2.25 years while living in a country I've never lived in before will definately get me on my way to becoming a walking dictionary.
I'm back on track. I'm afraid I won't be mentioning my PhD dreams again until next semester- when I have to decide whether I will be doing a minor traslation project and a research project in translation or just a major translation. Choices, choices.
(Did I mention that I love tequila bottles with red hats?)
2 Comments:
Becca!!! Hola chiquilla! Yo tambien te echo de menos!
Sounds interesting. Good luck becomming a translator. It's a special skill, one that I wish I had. It's kind of funny that almost every other country can speak multiple languages, but here in the US we're so ignorant that we don't really try to learn another language.
I know I'm a few days late, but Happy Birthday!
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