Wednesday, 10th Mai 2017
Hi!
Today I had to go to school and for the first two Iessons my exchange student came with me. We had Nawi and WiPo. I think it was a bit boring for her because the lesson were only in german. then they went to Niederegger, to hear a presentation about, how is Marzipan made. In this time we had english and a bit freetime, because we hadn't got the last lesson. So Patricia, Emma, Justine and I went to the city, where we met the finnish students and their teachers. Then we went to the canteen. But no one knew anything, so we waited for a german teacher. While we did that, some german students asked someone from the mensateam, whether we'll eat there or not and they said, that we'll eat there. So some students were a bit puzzled, because it wasn't on the plan and they gave more food to their exchange students, me too. Then we had an hour freetime and Justine, Jana and I went to the city again. At 14.00 we were in the lobby again, but the german teacher was a bit too late so we had to hurry. But we got the bus (6), but it was verry crowded and full. Then we had to walk 15 minutes to the ground of Euroimmun, where the cooking workshop was. And that was on the wall of the eating room:
There we made groups of six to twelve people. I was in the meat gruop, but we could only stir up the soups and assort the asparagus, ...
...because our teacher didn't told us, that it's our turn. She meant that she hadn't found us, but I can't belive it, because we were in the lobby nearly the whole time! So we were a bit angry. But the meal tasted really good.
Starter (spaghetti with vegetarian bolognese):
main course (aspargus with meat and couscous with sweetpotato):
dessert:
And then we had to hurry up, because we wanted to catch the bus in 8 minutes, but when we were at the station Finja and Melissa stopped the bus, till the other ones had arrived, but some were only a bit slowerand then after one minute waiting the busdriver easily closed the dors, althougt he saw that there were other students. I think it was really unfair, that he drove, althought he saw that there were other students and teachers. I saw Lisann, Mrs Lehmann and the polish teachers. So there were only finish teachers in the bus. Jana and I got off the bus at Kohlmarkt, and then we drove home.
Bye!
Today I had to go to school and for the first two Iessons my exchange student came with me. We had Nawi and WiPo. I think it was a bit boring for her because the lesson were only in german. then they went to Niederegger, to hear a presentation about, how is Marzipan made. In this time we had english and a bit freetime, because we hadn't got the last lesson. So Patricia, Emma, Justine and I went to the city, where we met the finnish students and their teachers. Then we went to the canteen. But no one knew anything, so we waited for a german teacher. While we did that, some german students asked someone from the mensateam, whether we'll eat there or not and they said, that we'll eat there. So some students were a bit puzzled, because it wasn't on the plan and they gave more food to their exchange students, me too. Then we had an hour freetime and Justine, Jana and I went to the city again. At 14.00 we were in the lobby again, but the german teacher was a bit too late so we had to hurry. But we got the bus (6), but it was verry crowded and full. Then we had to walk 15 minutes to the ground of Euroimmun, where the cooking workshop was. And that was on the wall of the eating room:
There we made groups of six to twelve people. I was in the meat gruop, but we could only stir up the soups and assort the asparagus, ...
...because our teacher didn't told us, that it's our turn. She meant that she hadn't found us, but I can't belive it, because we were in the lobby nearly the whole time! So we were a bit angry. But the meal tasted really good.
Starter (spaghetti with vegetarian bolognese):
main course (aspargus with meat and couscous with sweetpotato):
dessert:
And then we had to hurry up, because we wanted to catch the bus in 8 minutes, but when we were at the station Finja and Melissa stopped the bus, till the other ones had arrived, but some were only a bit slowerand then after one minute waiting the busdriver easily closed the dors, althougt he saw that there were other students. I think it was really unfair, that he drove, althought he saw that there were other students and teachers. I saw Lisann, Mrs Lehmann and the polish teachers. So there were only finish teachers in the bus. Jana and I got off the bus at Kohlmarkt, and then we drove home.
Bye!