School is very different here: there are no clocks, all the classrooms are exactly the same, there are no mirrors in the bathrooms, and no doors for the bathrooms! But it's okay because I don't have to go to school on Saturday and I have a lot of friends! I just met another exchange student, a girl from Germany, which makes 8 of us! She is really nice and speaks some English, which is really cool! Right now (this phrase doesn't exist in French), I am in the Library, which is really small and looks like it only has 200 books. Everyone is really nice to me, but I still have no idea what people are saying. And I still don't understand what I need for all my classes. Now, I'm only taking:
1. E.P.S. - which is just P.E.
2. Anglais - which is frustrating because the teacher doesn't let me talk or write in English, only French
3. Mathématiques - my class is learning stuff I learned during Freshman year! - too easy
4. Info com - which is just about computers, I think
5. Eco-Droit - I think it's a writing class, but I'm not sure
6. Hist. Géo - haven't had it yet
7. Management - haven't had it yet
8. Français - haven't had it yet
P.S. I'm going to add a picture of the bathrooms soon, so just hold tight! :D
Galapagos!
15 years ago
5 comments:
What days and hours do you go to school now? Can you describe a typical day? Do you take the bus, etc?
Oooh. I hope you get more than bread and water for lunch. Even if it's baguette and Perrier.
And I hope there aren't any bars on the windows. :-)
Actually, it all sounds pretty exciting...
Keep writing!
Sara
Too funny, Sara. I could definitely live on baguettes and Perrier! :-)
Well, maybe I could too, for a little while — if there was some really nice cheese to go with it..... :-D
So is P.E fun?
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