Watching the World Cup on Telemundo. Can follow most of what's going on with every now and then looking up words and phrases. Definitely one of the more fun ways to learn Spanish.
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Also, I found a decent app that translates words and keeps all the history of the words I look up, so creating a good list of words to practice.
Pumping through Anki cards this week. But probably over-doing that, need to actually be reading and listening more.
I know that feeling. If I could change one thing about my journey, it would have been listening more.
On the other side of surgery recovery (tonsillectomy recovery is no joke, holy shit). Managed to do Anki with no new cards for the past couple weeks, so it's nice to not come back to a pile of reviews.
Feeling a bit fuzzy on listening coming back to it, but otherwise doing okay. Back to the grind!