Hello readersss,
hope you're well?
Holidays are heading to the end, at least for me, and this is not a happy news.
I'm writing this post from the ferry which is taking me to Athens from the little island where I stayed the last two weeks.
Actually it's not that bad, because finally I had the opportunity to reunite with my best friend, the wifi. Yeah, sounds weird, but I missed it so much. Just try to live two weeks without an internet connection and then you can judge me!
Anyway, I'm not here to talk about Greece.
In fact, at the beginning of July I went to Cambridge to improve my English skills and to have a lot of fun with my friends.
It has been amazing. Three weeks of complete freedom, far from parents and relatives, only with your friends, learning your favourite language.
In three words, this travel was: English, Shopping and Fun.
Well, I learned plenty of words, idioms and grammar rules, but the thing I loved the most was the accent: it's crazy.
Since we went to London and to the mall many times, I did a huge shopping, as I said in my last post, but it's not today's topic.
And finally I had a great time with my mates and I knew loads of people, which is always wonderful.
So, I'll stop talking. Here you are a few pics that show you my days in Cambridge.
hope you're well?
Holidays are heading to the end, at least for me, and this is not a happy news.
I'm writing this post from the ferry which is taking me to Athens from the little island where I stayed the last two weeks.
Actually it's not that bad, because finally I had the opportunity to reunite with my best friend, the wifi. Yeah, sounds weird, but I missed it so much. Just try to live two weeks without an internet connection and then you can judge me!
Anyway, I'm not here to talk about Greece.
In fact, at the beginning of July I went to Cambridge to improve my English skills and to have a lot of fun with my friends.
It has been amazing. Three weeks of complete freedom, far from parents and relatives, only with your friends, learning your favourite language.
In three words, this travel was: English, Shopping and Fun.
Well, I learned plenty of words, idioms and grammar rules, but the thing I loved the most was the accent: it's crazy.
Since we went to London and to the mall many times, I did a huge shopping, as I said in my last post, but it's not today's topic.
And finally I had a great time with my mates and I knew loads of people, which is always wonderful.
So, I'll stop talking. Here you are a few pics that show you my days in Cambridge.
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| I love the English terraced houses - they're too cute! |
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