oh, you don't have a laptop?

i didn't have a laptop either. the one i have was a graduation gift so that i could use it for college.

my parents actually don't let me buy presents. even though my university gives me more than enough money (that of course i'm going to have to pay back when i graduate), they say it's strictly for school. i think they just had bad experiences with my older brother because when he was in college, there was a lot of times when he was short on money. so i don't know what it feels like to give someone a present for christmas.

i really hope you get to go there. it would be

haha, i could see why it would make you think of dancing, but it's not necessarily.

it's sort of like the politics of the Latin American countries and their relationships with the US before colonialism, what happened after colonialism and how that shaped Latin American communities in the US today. so it's sort of like politics but it focuses more on Latin American countries and a share of the morality behind it all as well.