Friday the 14th of Mai 2010

From 9.00 to 13.10 we had school, but we met a new teacher because Ondine had to go to a funeral. Alex, the new teacher, was very friendly and he could give an answer to every question. The whole morning we were talking about our self-composed menus. Our task had been to create a famous, molecular, new menu (starter, main course, dessert) for a banquet of the Queen. We made a vote and the group of Christopher and Robin won. After that funny task we were talking about the pronunciation of English words. Sometimes it was very difficult to hear the differences between some words.
For lunch, some friends and me went to a bakery which is called West Cornwall Pasty. They sell traditional pasties which are handmade in Cornwall, and they were delicious. I had a pasty with cheese and vegetable.
After lunch we went on to Trinity College to work on our project work. We saw many things, like the chapel, the fountain, the library (where we saw some students studying too =)) and the famous clock of Trinity College. In the chapel we were allowed to listen to an orchestra and two opera singers. It was great and incredible to hear them in a chapel, it sounds so good.
For dinner I rode home by bus and ate very yummy chips with corn cutlet and heaps of pies. I like my host grandparents very much, because they talk a lot with me and they try to entertain me all the time. Liz, my host Grandma tries hard to cook something I like, mostly she makes the right choice and I like what she cooks very much.
In the evening, most of the class went to the cinema. The boys and a few girls watched the film “Robin Hood”, which is very bloody. Nine other people, Ms Fischer and me watched the film “The Back-Up Plan” with Jennifer Lopez. It was a lot of fun to watch that film but sometimes it was a little bit exaggerated.
The film finished at 10.00 pm and then the night began. Some class mates went to a club, some others were chilling and playing billiards and I took the bus to get home, because otherwise I wouldn’t have had a bus and then I would have had to walk home for 45 minutes, which would have been too dangerous. So I got home at 11.30 pm fell into my “springy” bed and slept till the morning.