So that evening we decided that sitting around not watching a film wasn't an option, and also decided that even if the nightlife in Santa Cruz, Bolivia on a Wednesday night isn't good, if we get enough people together we can make it good. We did just thatand had a long search for a good club, and eventually found one witha live band who played salsa as well as rock classics like Bon Jovi's Living on a prayer - was a very fun night. So then the next day, althoug...

So on that Saturday, we had Luz Del Mundo, and it was the last day for a few of the volunteers, and the busiest of the days we do there. The weather was really really nice, maybe a bit too hot, and I took the girls to the place we play football,and weplayed some football, basketball, and all kinds of games theylike to play. Then went back to Gabriella's and some little kids started to ask to be picked up. Me, Julian and Roly, the guy volunteers would pick them...

Now that I have some spare time I'm going to try and keep more up to date with my blog because last time took too long! After leaving the internet cafe, I walked back across the park to the hostel, and on my way over there I saw a man coaching kids football. I watched for a while and then decided to go over and chat to him. I tried to explain what I was doing here in Santa Cruz in my basic Spanish and how I wanted to do more football coaching before he told me...

Right, I think this is the longest I've left this so I've come to the cheapest internet cafe I can find and am going to settle down here for a while. Last time I wrote, we did exactly what I'd said and went to the swimming pool for a while and then watched the champions league final with A LOT of Israeli's, all supporting Chelsea because of their Israeli manager. I was supporting Man U, as was Hannah, but we got more into it because of the annoying "Chelse...