First week done and still can't decide

So when we left off, I'd taken 6 out of my 7 try-out classes and narrowed down my decision to 5, pending the Spanish Food class. I stand by my decision to drop that one. It's all lecture, and completely oral, which makes it very hard to follow what's going on. It's also joint-taught. One of the professors has the Andalucian accent, which I'm getting used to, but he speaks very slowly and clearly. He also looks like a cross between Ross Gellar from Friends and Ted Mosby from How I met your Mother. The other rushes through every word as if she's trying to finish class before catching the last train home. This woman talks FAST. Even she kept stumbling over her words, I have no idea why she didn't slow down. I don't think I've ever heard anyone talk so fast. So that class is gone.

It's narrowed down to the following:
Mon/Wed: 11 - 1 Phonetics, 1 - 3 Grammar
Tues/Thurs: 9 - 11 Flamenco, 11 - 1 Cinema, 1 - 3 Semantics

I only need 4. I've registered for Phonetics, Grammar, and Cinema, and now have to choose between Flamenco and Semantics. I have no idea which one I want, at this point. The professor of the Flamenco class is a little bit less exciting than I'd like, but the material is interesting. The Semantics professor is much more engaging, but the material isn't as exciting. However, it would probably help me improve my Spanish more than the other class would. Even just looking at the times of the classes, it's between getting to sleep in versus getting to finish classes earlier. I really don't think I have a good enough feel for the classes and the professors to choose between them after just 2 classes. Apparently I need to choose by tomorrow, since Geranios needs my final schedule by then.

There's also a problem with the Grammar class. People are dropping it, and if we don't get at least 8 students registered, it gets dropped from the program. In that case, I'd no longer have to choose between the other 2, but I'd have to take both the Flamenco and Semantics classes which means I have a 6-hour block of straight classes twice a week. While that doesn't appeal to me, I think I could handle it. I've gotten used to bringing snacks to school, so I don't get too hungry during the 6 hours between breakfast and lunch.

Other than classes, things are going pretty well. I've had some very nice Skype conversations with people back home, and I just received a letter from my grandparents today. (Thanks, Grandparents!) I've got an ice cream/Firefly date with a friend tomorrow, and Saturday my group is going to Cordoba.

Pictures:
1) Me (right) with Marit (middle) and Megan (left) standing in front of a McDonald's AND Burger King. I think I've hung out with Marit the most while here, she's fabulous. Everybody send thanks and hugs to Karen for introducing me to her awesome cousin.
2) my new friend Brittney, whose path I happened to cross during University orientation
3) the two Italian girls who stayed with us for two weeks during orientation
4) Jamón in the supermercado. It comes as an entire leg, hoof attached. Mmm.
5) view of Sevilla from the top of La Giralda, the high tower in la Catedral
6) inside of la Catedral
7) two of the eight enourmous pipe organs in la Catedral
8) the gorgeous ceilings of la Catedral
9) la Catedral is really tall