Well,
in the independence day I usually go to my home that it is in other
city called Antofagasta in the north of Chile, but this time I stayed
here in the ‘’big city’’, with my cousin and aunt, and why
not! With a few friends too.
So,
in september 18 I went to my aunt’s house and we did a little
party with wine, candies and a hudge barbeque, wich is kind
of unlucky cause I am vegetarian, but I still had a lot of fun.
Then
we went to a celebration in O'Higgins park, but we stayed just for a
few minutes (it wasn't a big deal), and for the last we went to a
party in a club where we danced all night long.
The
next day the celebration wasn't finished (at least for me), one of my
best friends stayed for the night at my place and when we woke up we
bake scones for breakfast, oh my god! They were so freaking tasty, on
top of it all with jam.
If
you think that was all, you're so wrong cause then we ate pizza for
lunch with garlic sticks, and since it was a lucky day, with the
order came free soda and free dessert, only because the delivery boy
made a mistake, so that was my big national day celebration...maybe I should do more exercise hahaha.
You ate so much! Non-national holiday food I mean (which sounded delicious). Lucky you you passed this holiday with your friends too and not only with your family. I hope you'd had a national holiday as awesome as you did in Antofagasta (and lots of partying I see, did you have a hangover?).
ReplyDeleteHow sad that you could´t go to your home in Antofagasta :( but on the bright side, you spend them on a different way and new people, so I think it was refreshing, don´t you?
ReplyDeleteI´m a vegetarian too! I can feel your pain :'( Next time let´s make a vegetarian BBQ!
Though it doesn´t sound like you missed food on your holidays hahaha
See you in class!