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This year, every other nation received their regional placements before the Americans started to receive theirs. Canadians are supposed to be a part of the same North American program but it appears their embassy works a lot faster than ours. I started to worry that I wasn't going to get my placement in CyL after all, even if I was only #44. And finally that precious email arrived...I had been placed in the autonomous community of Castilla y León. Future research has shown me that this area also happens to be the biggest one in all of the European Union. This one comunidad autonoma has 9 different provinces in it alone!
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We could still live in the apartment that I found for 575€ and I can commute the 4.7km to work and we could have the urban experience. Or I can find an apartment in Santa Marta and pay half the price! On May 11th, I got the official email that I have been awarded a post at an elementary school. Erika and Mia hopped right on Google Maps so they could do a street view tour of the school and surrounding areas. We might show up after all and get temporary lodging through an AirBnB rental for a few days while we go house hunting if I can find something that cheap. So Plan B is all set. Now to update Plan A.
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