Heeeey!!!!!!

Sunday morning, blue sky and shiny day. All this plus a great breakfast. Sounds good, doesn't it??

Hi guys, how are you doing?,

Another weekend here writing you about my time in Germany. This time I'd like to start with breaksfasts, something I`ve just realised I've not written about in my last entries. This topic might not sound very intresting but I did really found it incredible, though, how on weekends they all sit and have breakfast together. This is always followed by a desk full of:  toasted bread,  margarin, jam, honey, ham, hot coffee,  and so on. Defenately great! I don´t believe there's better way to start the weekend.

 

In addition to the weekend's topic, today we went to "Klima Haus". Klima Haus refers to a building located in Bremerhaven by the North Sea which collects the different world climates. This was absolutely amusing!, every single floor  had it´s own climate seccion: Alaska (artic), Samoa (rainforest), Niger (desert), Iceland (northern coast), etc... Everything in there was animated and interactive and they even had a few objects brought from each climatic country.

 

I had a good time with Sheila, Patricia, Cony and Annete, down here you can see a small part from more than a thousand pictures we took between us five.

 

Furthermore, lessons keep on going well. I think that I'm already used to have classes in German, despite I don't always get everything clear but there has been a step foward since the first month.

 

That's all so far, hope to write soon,

 

Bye

 

 

 



Hello everyone!,

Here I am ,once more, writing about my experience in Germany. Though it might be too early to say I feel like this place suits me. One of the issues that most surprises me is the silence of the neighbourhood. This is very useful at the time I need to study or do any homework not like in the busy ciy where you sometimes get too much noise around , so I appreciate that. Besides, I`ve got plenty of free time which I use to refresh some new vocabulary or watch some TV while I`m at home. However, I´m most likely to watch TV.

Moreover, life at school has become even more interesting. Now I feel myself much more capable of understanding most lessons and that´s been quite an achievement. At this point, I feel more confident about the day-by-day in Germany.

In addition, I must say there is an issue that I have`nt mentioned on my last visits to this blogg. FOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It`s truly amazing, there are certainly a number of things I´ve never eaten before and though I dont have any picture of any meal yet I leave one of Frank´s(my Gast-father) birthday down here.

And last but not least, remind  that there is still a long way to go and I cannot think about anything else but ejoying this incredible experience.

Bye,

Hi everyone!!, third week over and there is too much to say I'm  afraid I won't be able to write it all down in just one go. Nevermind, here is a quick review of my last week up here in Germany:

To start with, I've been to my first  two"official" weeks at Wildeshausen Gymnasium where I've had my go try assisting to class. Right now I can more or less understand the explanations so that´s been quite a sucesses I´d never expected to achieve.

Furthermore, I belive that I´m getting on very well inside the Family and it`s lifestyle, thing that  I`m very greatfull for!! Moreover, I've done a few activities with my spanish partne and their families to. Including: a party by Sheila, building  a beautiful (Little Olaf) going ice-skating. Awesome!!

Meanwhile, as I said last time, I feel that everything is going sort fast to me, but enjoying every second is what matters right now. And last but not least, a huge huge hug to all my mates and teachers in Spain and to my famly.

Bye.