Last week I spent a week in Guanajuato with Spanish and Go. Spanish & Go are a company run by my friends Jim and May, and their goal is to help people learn Spanish and we were in Guanajuato on a Spanish Immersion Program. This post is a complete break down of everything I experienced leading up to the program,… View Post
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