The first days... (part 3)

  Moi,

  The third day. The third day was nice, I met for the first time the Spanish exchange student. He was very shy and not very talkative. In that day, me and my host-sister, we went to his new house, because she and the host-sister of the Spanish guy are good friends. The way to the house was fabulous, on the shore of the lake and in the middle of the forest, omg, I was rapt with that, everything was beautiful there.
  Then after met them we went to the supermarket to buy some things to bake pulla and korvapuusti. Next to the supermarket it was the second highest building in Jyväskylä and it was funny because it wasn't very high and everything around it was small.
  Back to the house we went to the kitchen to bake, and the girls made almost everything, the boys only helped something, but almost nothing.
  After we were watching "Muumi" a Finnish cartoon, that everybody loves there and exists all kind if stuff with that. That it's one big memory of the childhood of the Finns. Also for the first time of my life I saw "Real Housewives of New Jersey" and it was one of the worst programs I've seen in my life. I also discover that the Spanish series "Los Serranos" is very famous here.

  Our lunch was the things that we baked, so very healthy. After we plaid cards. 

  And that's it of what I remember of the third day.

  See you later! 

  

The first days ...(part 2)

   Hello,

   The breakfast of the first days was very special because I felt like I was taking the breakfast of the rich people. I picked up some berries like blueberries, loganberries and another ones that I don't remember the name directly from the bushes that we had in the backyard, and I put that berries with cereals and yogurt. SO SO DELICIOUS.
  Because that day was the birthday of my youngest host-brother we went to the city center buy some strawberries to bake a cake to him. It was the first time that I ride a bike there (and I realize that I'm very slow riding a bike) and I saw the city. Before, me and my host-sister, we went to see Cygnaeus-lukio, my school. In the market were a lots of berries and mushrooms picked up by the sellers on the market, and another Finnish things like pastry with a nice look. It wasn't cold but it was quite rainy and stuffy. I remember that I took the camera with me but I didn't took any photos because I thought that the city wasn't very old, monumental, only with modern buildings, but i like it. In the way back home I saw that the city was very green, full of trees and parks.
  After, I don't remember much more of that day, only that I sang the happy birthday song in Portuguese and I still very confused with the hours of sun.