Bilingual, ambidextrous and 22

Those are the goals set for my return from South America in late Jan. The second may seem a little strange if you haven't heard the latest about my recent accident. This will hopefully be the last time i'll have to recount it (in English anyway). So I was heading south on 15th -west side of the street- for my last Fall quarter final on Friday when i crossed NE Campus Parkway (the one-way going west). A car going south on 15th turned right and hit me in the middle of the crosswalk. The light was green so I was technically able to walk but as collisions like these often go, the car won and I was knocked to the ground and broke my right wrist (you can imagine the tediousness of writing this post with only my left hand- maybe i should halt the asides). Anyway, I'm fine now and I'll be getting a real cast put on in Chile this Friday. The professor for the class whose final I was almost willing to die for (just kidding) is letting me take the exam when I'm back in the states, it's an incomplete class until then. As you can tell, it's pretty late and my flight to Atlanta is taking off in t-minus 6 hours but the anxiety of the trip has gotten the better of me. I know that internet accessibility in Santiago will be limited so I'll try to keep this updated as best I can. Until next time, stay safe and look both ways before crossing the street (at least twice).