First rehearsals started, at the Lovisa Gymnasium... We had to start without the Polish, because they were meant to arrive today. The spanish students were rehearsing the most, and almost looked they had forgot their show :)
But they did great!!! We Finnish weren't practising so much, 'cause the spanish students needed to get used to the new, strange stage :)
After the rehearsal, we went to our school to have lunch. The new experience, snow, slowed our journey very much. There was always somebody taking pictures, or playing in the snow or something like that.
And they were always walking down the road.. It felt like a hour of walking, though it was
only 10 or 15 minutes.
I though our schools food is bad, but the spanish
ate with a good appetite. Maybe they were only being polite, maybe tehy really liked the food... I don't know..
Our schedule said, that next there was going to be a sightseeing. But before that, we had 1 ½ hours free time. In Finland, that means a snow fight!!!!
Take a look (there's also pictures of the sightseeing)
But they did great!!! We Finnish weren't practising so much, 'cause the spanish students needed to get used to the new, strange stage :)
After the rehearsal, we went to our school to have lunch. The new experience, snow, slowed our journey very much. There was always somebody taking pictures, or playing in the snow or something like that.
And they were always walking down the road.. It felt like a hour of walking, though it was
only 10 or 15 minutes.
I though our schools food is bad, but the spanish
ate with a good appetite. Maybe they were only being polite, maybe tehy really liked the food... I don't know..
Our schedule said, that next there was going to be a sightseeing. But before that, we had 1 ½ hours free time. In Finland, that means a snow fight!!!!
Take a look (there's also pictures of the sightseeing)
At the same day, just a little bit later, we went to a local pizzeria with the Spanish students to pass the time before the Polish students were supposed to come. I don't know were the Spanish ones familiar with pizza, kebab and all the other stuff, but I think that they enjoyed they're meals (though I don't understand how somebody could eat a pizza with eggs. I just don't get it, it sounds terrible). Enjoyed so much, that we didn't find the time to pass... And suddenly i get a call that the Polish were at our school a little bit beforehand!! Thank god we were already leaving the pizzeria. Some people ran to our school (like me) and some just walked chilly, with no hurry.
Meeting the Polish was so full of joy and happiness!!! Hugs, kisses and friendly saying filled our corridors :) Then we all left, waiting for the next day...