Final day at Padre Ossó

Students will be home soon! We are all very sad to leave Spain, but excited to see friends and family in Indiana again. The students left for the Madrid airport a little over an hour ago with Juan, Aline, and Jessica -- I'm hanging out in Madrid for a bit before taking a separate flight, so I thought I'd take this time to share a LOT of photos.

This first post is from our final day at Padre Ossó. We went our for churros y chocolate to celebrate two birthdays (Megan and Iman!), then had a special lunch before making the final preparations for our farewell show. More pics to come in a few additional posts...


Final lunch at Padre Ossó


Oh hey Juan




¿¿¿I wonder what they were looking at???









Happy birthday!


CHURROS!





















Hadassah and Lillian making a toast, celebrating our time in Oviedo



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