It's funny how Marta's friends are shy to speak english but after a few drinks they all can talk french english german russian spanish, anything! It's just a bit different with her grand-mothers... Today I was watching tv with her grandmother, she changed channel for BBC World, especially for me, but it was the, I don't know, economic-business hour... God! Boooring! Haha but it was nice from her anyway.
Still haven't try to put pictures on a computer, but I start having a lot of cool pictures yes!
Marta and I are now it Csezczin (or something like that). Some of her old friends are hosting us and her friend Mike came with us. He livend in London for a year but he had problems with his back so he went back to his little city, Chosczno (or something like that yeah). He brought us to play badminton 2 days ago (my arm is still painfull!) where we met his other friend Lech, a raqueton champion! It's basicly competitions of badminton, tennis and squash. I saw his playing badminton and he is a master! Then yesterday Mike took us to the swimming pool, where there was the biggest and most boring water slide I've seen in my life! haha Was cool though!
Otherwise, I don't know. I like being here. It's a bit sad though, because you can walk in the streets and see that Poland is poor. Nothing like starving kids beging money in the streets, but the big buildings they made after WW II give a strange look at the place.
Well anyway, food's ready! :)
Still haven't try to put pictures on a computer, but I start having a lot of cool pictures yes!
Marta and I are now it Csezczin (or something like that). Some of her old friends are hosting us and her friend Mike came with us. He livend in London for a year but he had problems with his back so he went back to his little city, Chosczno (or something like that yeah). He brought us to play badminton 2 days ago (my arm is still painfull!) where we met his other friend Lech, a raqueton champion! It's basicly competitions of badminton, tennis and squash. I saw his playing badminton and he is a master! Then yesterday Mike took us to the swimming pool, where there was the biggest and most boring water slide I've seen in my life! haha Was cool though!
Otherwise, I don't know. I like being here. It's a bit sad though, because you can walk in the streets and see that Poland is poor. Nothing like starving kids beging money in the streets, but the big buildings they made after WW II give a strange look at the place.
Well anyway, food's ready! :)
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