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If you want to be happy for one hour, drink a glass. If you want to be happy for one day, get married. If you want to be happy for all of your life, start gardening. |
Salut!
My French is getting better every day and every minute since I arrived to my new host family's house. The school also helps, but the learning there is more passive than when I try to explain something to my host family or their friends. I feel like I've lived here for months now because I have experienced so many things and tried so much new food and basically everything has changed. But yesterday it was just three weeks since I arrived in Belgium. Well, let's get to what actually happened this week!


On Friday I saw the shopping mall for the first time and it's really huge! I didn't expect something like that! By the way, there's Bershka! I had to try out those black shoes there, believe me (look at the photo on the right, I know the heels are insane, but why not?)... And I didn't even manage to walk through the whole mall during my lunch break! But after school I also visited the library for the first time and brought The Selection by Kiera Cass home to improve my French a little bit by reading a book I already read in Czech. I started yesterday and slowly I made my way through the first chapter. It's going to be better, I know it! On my way from the library I took a few photos of this lovely town by my cellphone. They're not as beautiful as this town actually is, but they're just for illustration...
The park I walk through every time I go somewhere from my house and a well-known fresco.
The weather on Friday afternoon - in the noght it rained really hard :D
The University Place - center of the town.
This grafitti is just so cool, I can't even comment on it :D
This weekend was full of adventures too. On Saturday my friends from Brussels came to visit me and brought me my second suitcase from there. I also played the guitar in front of my host family and even though i was relly nervous, there was no faux pas... And today I went on a Mass for the first time of my life. I didn't understand much, but it was really a beutiful feeling. Like I belonged somewhere I didn't know anyone... After that I met the parents of my host dad and an old factory near here which was opened just for today.
I think there are many adventures waiting for the moment I close my notebook, so see you all later ;)
Marky
Let's face it: I have to find some other way for staying happy all my life, because I really hate gardening since the obligatory gardening classes at the grammar school. ;-) Never mind, I'm sure there are other ways. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh that's a shame :/ I don't love gardening either, but it's fine for me...
DeleteNevertheless, I'd suggest updating the text below the top picture a bit (my French is very limited, but the word 'heureux' luckily belongs to one of those I still remember). ;-)
ReplyDeleteAnd by the way - yes, I know it's nitpicking, sorry.
DeleteAlready done, but thanks and it's fine :D
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