so in short, our flights were late, our luggage was left at heathrow, i have no idea when im getting it.
when i finally got to my host family´s house, i was amazing how nice it is. its huge, hardwood, and old. theres a courtyard in the center that my room looks out on. im super close to the heart of the city, and today i went on a bike ride with my host dad to the royal palace and gardens, egyptian ruins, a hill that overlooked the whole city, and where to get the best icecream in the city.
i have a host mom and dad, and 4 host sisters. teresa is nine, maryann 11, beatrice 13 and marta 17.
when i got there yesterday, my first meal was squid and rice, cooked in the squid´s ink. it tasted like ink. but what can you do?
today, before the bike ride i went and bought some sandals and shirts and stuff, since i have nothing. i really hope my stuff comes soon.
spanish is turing out to be pretty easy to understand, and difficult to speak. i start class tomorrow. we take a placement test, and spend the next month in intensive spanish class.
i have more to say, but i cant write anymore, its a little hectic with all the kids.
when i finally got to my host family´s house, i was amazing how nice it is. its huge, hardwood, and old. theres a courtyard in the center that my room looks out on. im super close to the heart of the city, and today i went on a bike ride with my host dad to the royal palace and gardens, egyptian ruins, a hill that overlooked the whole city, and where to get the best icecream in the city.
i have a host mom and dad, and 4 host sisters. teresa is nine, maryann 11, beatrice 13 and marta 17.
when i got there yesterday, my first meal was squid and rice, cooked in the squid´s ink. it tasted like ink. but what can you do?
today, before the bike ride i went and bought some sandals and shirts and stuff, since i have nothing. i really hope my stuff comes soon.
spanish is turing out to be pretty easy to understand, and difficult to speak. i start class tomorrow. we take a placement test, and spend the next month in intensive spanish class.
i have more to say, but i cant write anymore, its a little hectic with all the kids.
4 Comments:
At 12:27 PM, Anonymous said…
besides the lost luggage and all, it sounds pretty nice there :)
hopefully the icecream place has some good chocolate icecream :D
<3
At 1:13 PM, Anonymous said…
You sound like you're in a Marquez novel, displaced to the wrong continent... are they all beautiful as well?
-Britt
At 2:54 PM, Anonymous said…
Spain sounds fabulous.
I hope you get your luggage too-I think it would be awkward for it to be missing forever.
I'm going to Dublin in the Spring-if you're in Europe and in the area we should hang out
At 6:49 PM, Anonymous said…
YOU HAVE YOUR LUGGAGE NOW!!! woohoo. i posted the news before you did ;)
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