Last chapter. Turning points.

I think that the most change I have seen in myself in all this years is that I have learned to talk with everybody regardless of their appearance or way of being. I have come to this because of all the years spent in high school, if not I would still be that shy girl who does not want to speak with anyone.

Having been all this years in a same class has made that I know them very well. When I just started secondary school I I was swayed by appearances and I was afraid to talk to some classmates because I thought that they were going to be bad persons with me. With the years that feeling has disappeared.

 I have learned that everybody deserves a chance and that I don't need to be afraid of people because they are just that, people. Everybody can be bad sometime, and if he shows you  that he is not worth, you just have to get him out of your life. Now I can say I am much more prepared for life!

Chapter 5. Cambridge

In 2012 my bilingual class went to Cambridge. We did an exchange so every pupil stayed with a family. There were more Spanish pupils than English ones, so in my case I stayed in a family with my classmate Eligio.

When we just arrived we were very happy and excited. Me and Eligio stayed with an Indian family and we lived together with the mother, the father and the tow sons. The boy that was supposed to take care of us really did not. He didn't talk very much with us and he was the whole day playing computer games.

Who I really loved was the little brother. He was very funny and always smiling and talking to us. The mother was a very good person and very careful. I had a great time there especially with Eligio and the rest of the class when we did tourist visits in the area.

We did a lot of different things and we visit many sites in Cambridge.  I can not remember a moment in which I wasn't laughing. I would love to go back!