dia numero dos en Granda

So in 48 hours in Granada I have learned two very importan things. One do NOT board a bus that will take you to a city which you are unfamiliar with and drop you off there are 10:30 PM. Especially if you do not have a room, a bed, a tent, a bench, something to sleep on/in. Two, when your host father tells you lunch will be at 2 something, and you don't really understand the time that he said, make sure you return to the apartment before 2 so you will not miss lunch and irritate them on the first day you are staying there. But of course I am ok now, after a day with two solid meals provided by my host family, and my first class in espanol.
Since I am the only student currently at Delelgua in the level which I am at, I have the good benefit of getting to spend two hours each day in one-on-one conversation with my instructor. This is very cool, and besides the fact I have a list of like 40-60 regular verbs to review tonight, and my spanish is horrid at the moment, I can feel the potential.
On another note, jet lag is quite an interesting phenomenon. I am tired, and yet I am not, I'm curious how long it will take my body to become aclimated to the new time zone (it is like 6 hours difference). Also, I need to find an office supply store so that I can buy some index cards, and an electronics store so I can buy an interface cable. Who would have thought that the cable Kodak made for interfacing from the camera dock to the computer was different then the cable used to interface directly from the camera to the computer..... silly. On that note the camera is WONDERFUL, many thanks to my chapel hill gang for getting it for me. (Note: I'm becoming an expert at taking self portraits with interesting scenery in the background ;-P)