Hola Hola
Last activity 23 August 2011 by CathyArely
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Hi Cat,
Welcome to Expat.com! 
Maybe you should tell us more about you.
What are your hobbies and interests?
Why did you choose Spain? Where in Spain would you live? (in which city)
Do you speak Spanish?
Thank you,
Christine
Thanks for the welcome
I guess more about me...
I am a California Native, recent college graduate. I am a pretty easy going person who believes it doesn't matter what you're doing, just the company that you have. That being said, I do enjoy music, poetry, basketball, poker, comedy, and dancing.
I am going to participate in a program called North American Language and Culture Assistants. I've been placed in Madrid. I chose Spain because my professor recommended it to me.
I do speak Spanish, I'm what I'd like to call a gringa-latina. My father is American with roots from Poland and mom is from El Salvador.
Ciao,
Cat
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