Luxembourg ! ;)

I know that I haven't been writing here for a long time but... the fact is I don't have reasons why. I'm just too lazy or I have to many things to do so I always say 'I'll write a post later'. Meanwhile I was in Luxembourg! In autumn I found out that teachers in my school picked me to take part in school exchange. I was shocked because I thought that I hadn't got any chances. But in January I spend one week in Luxembourg with lovely family living few minutes from Luxembourg City, in small village called Kleinbetingen. What can I say about it? Amazing experience. If you have a chance to take part in exchange and you're hesitating whether to go or not I'm telling you: GO ! Such an opportunity may not happen again, you can be dead tomorrow. Meeting new people, visiting new places, doing useful things for example my project was about music against the rasism so we where thinking about how to fight it, learning english, trying new food and seeing how people live in other countries. For me it was great that I had a chance to see how they live everyday, what they do, where they work and so on. Family I stayed with was so adorable! I could feel trust, love and thoughtfulness in the air. It gave me different view of the world, helped me to see things objectively and also helped me to open myself a little bit more for other people. 

              

                                          

Let's talk about present. Now I'm during my winter holidays, 4 days left and I'm still tired of school. I think some of teachers are seriously crazy or sick. For several weeks I didn't write any tests and then suddenly teachers doing 10 tests at a time. Is it normal? That we have to stay up late or even not go for some lessons because we must study for other subject? I don't think so. And they also turned my holidays into a normal school weeks so I'm waiting for real holidays in summer, because maybe then I will not have to worry about the stuff I've got to learn. By the way it's hard to study during Winter Olympics in Sochi, there are so many Koreans!

Now I'm promising myself that I will write here once a week, no matter what.

P.S. There's one song that I can't get out of my head! Brunch ! ;)