La Rural

So I went to the biggest Farm exhibition in South America two days ago, "La Rural", and to be honest it was just a bunch of cows, sheep, goats, chickens, farm equipment, and shit. I'll upload some pictures. The whole time I was looking at the cows I couldn't help but think "I EAT YOU." Also, it seems impossible that cows were at one point not domesticated. Can you imagine a wild herd of bovine gracefully galloping through a forest with the morning dew fresh on their fur? Maybe they look so pathetic because humans have selected for the traits in cattle that make them shorter and fatter so that they are more delicious and easier to catch. Anyway, me and the Colombian, turns out his name actually is John he showed me his passport, have been hanging out for the past three days and speaking exclusively in Spanish. He is a sound engineer/ music professor and when I played him an Everlast Song ("What it's like"), after three listens he could play the introduction on the guitar by ear. It was amazing to see. So he's cool. Also, an American girl has been hangout with us but she's more "meh". Also she's really freakishly tall, at least 6'0''. I guess she's cool but she seems kind of spoiled to me which I find repulsive. Today I finally got some exercise and went on a run, 8 minute abs, and some push ups so now I don't feel like such a lazy piece of shit. Tomorrow is orientation at La Universidad de San Andres and I will meet my room mates and all the other intercambios. Also, supposedly I get to move into my apartment tomorrow which means no more living out of a back pack! And I'll finally get to settle in once place instead of being perpetually on the move; which, although it is fun has it's downsides. Also, my Colombian friend is a part time DJ so he gave me all the South American cuts (A song. Synonym for "track". Derived from the old days when music was recorded on master tapes which had to be literally cut up in order to make the final music release. ). Alright, vacano, Che boludo, chao pendejos.