Living the dream or dreaming the life? Honestly, I can't tell the difference anymore.
So due to a momentary great idea, I decided to post in english (not that anyone would be here to read it, but just for my own fun). Desperate for something to do as you can see. I guess I just wanted to tell something about myself and send a little something for my relatives in Canada (and part of my closer family who are visiting now). So we've actually been having a really good time here. I mean, nothing wrong with living alone with your friends and getting to do the sports you love but the practicing and amount of freetime have been suprisingly fun and not too tough. During the first week we did all knds of physical tests and not much of anything else. They went pretty well :) The last few weeks have been quite the same but as a pleasant suprise we've had a lot of track'n'field during last week. In the morning we'd hit the track and in the evening we'd have a volleyball practice. Sundays have always been free days. Usually we clean up and just be lazy then. The upcoming week we're going to have track'n'field competitions. They take place on three days and the events are 100 meters, 100m hurdles, high jump, long jump, shot put, javelin and 800 meters. It's going to be so much fun! Otherwise I guess it's just been pretty normal here. Oh, and I've started to cook as well! The food has actually been really good and it's way cheaper to cook yourself than buy the food they offer here. So I get to practice for the coming semester and we save a lot of money That's a good bargain (plus, I haven't managed to poison myself yet).
I hope you guys liked this there in Canada and elsewhere if anyone has bothered reading. I'll probably write again sometime in English and link it on facebook so you know when to come check it out. Look at the older posts for photos from our rooms and my friends or check some out from here. I love you guys and miss you so much <3
-jessie
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