It´s Kind Of Like Summer Project Now

In Santa Cruz, halfway through the project, the staff left. All of them. Only students in charge. Today, the beginning of the second half of the trip, was our last day with Dr. Adams. She´s returning to the states tomorrow to teach a summer course at Winthrop.
That means that, as of tomorrow, we won´t have a chaperone anymore. Not that she was really a chaperone per say, but she did have to play referee more than once.
Which leads me to say that we need all the prayer we can get now. The oldest person in our group just jumped down from a married Tican (Costa Rican) to a 22 year old gringo. Not that getting around will be significantly harder, but the tension in our group has the potential to rise with Catalina gone.

And, as an added bonus, we started learning concepts in class today that I don´t fully understand. I´ve been taught it before, but it hasn´t sunk in yet because I don´t completely understand the concept in English.