7th of september

Today has been the first day of class, and to be honest, it has been a very different  experience than what I expected. We woke up at 7 in the morning, got dressed, had breakfast, and rushed to school. The first houur was my favorite; we were preparing for the musical, and this class helped us get to know the rest of our classmates, both Irish and Spanish. The rest of the morning was a lot of fun as well. When we left school, we went to Ellen´s grandmother´shouse and met some of the family. Later, we went home, had dinner, and then went for a walk in the park with Ellen, her mother, and her siblings. Honestly, this day has been super cool, and it seems like I´m going to have an unforgettable experience.

Entradas populares de este blog

25 th of september

Imagen
Today I am a little sad because there are only 2 days left before we leave, and I've really grown fond of Ireland, but well, I've still had a great time. In the morning, at school, we did a barista course, and even though I'm not a big fan of coffee, I loved the one I made. When we left school, several of us from the Erasmus program and friends from Scoil Pool went to the pitch. Almost every time we go there, we're either playing football or chatting, but today a friend who plays hurling let me try on the helmet and play with his Hurley, so I had a great time. Later, we went back home, had dinner, and played with my siblings for a while until bedtime.
Leer más

16 th of september

Imagen
Today, we woke up early in the morning, even though it was Saturday. We, the Erasmus students, went to Limerick again. This was a trip we organized ourselves, and it was super fun. We did similar things to what we did last Saturday, as we revisited the market, the shopping center, and showed those who are here for two weeks the places we visited. It was a very enjoyable day from morning to night. When we returned, the whole family went for a walk in Charleville, which is the town where we live.
Leer más

20 th of september

Today was Ellen's birthday, and to celebrate it, her mother, her uncle, Paula, and I went to the Ploughing, which is a very typical festival in Ireland. It's quite large because on one hand, there's a fair with rides similar to those in Spain, on the other hand, there are booths where you go in, and in some of them, you get free food, in others hats, and in others, you go in and there are games. Lastly, at the entrance, there were tractor exhibitions. It's been a super fun day, and I had a great time. Although I ended up covered in mud, it was worth it because it's a festival that we don't have in Spain, and it's really cool.
Leer más