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FROM ASTURIAS TO AUSTRIA
Travelling to another
country with a suitcase for two months isn´t easy,so
this blog post is going to be about my
travel from Asturias to my new home in Austria. My mother came with me
to the airport of Asturias to catch the first flight to
Madrid. It isn’t an enormous airport so
it wasn’t difficult to find it.
The only problem was that my suitcase weighed weighed
30 kg (two months of your life into a
suitcase isn’t easy…), and the maximum was 23 kg, but we divided
my baggage into two suitcases. As an anecdote, at
the boarding room I was seated next to the Auryn
Singer, I don’t like his music much, but it was a
funny moment. The first flight was short (one hour
more or less) and
I arrived in Madrid at 14:15. Madrid airport is one of
the biggest in Europe, but (to my surprise)I didn´t get lost and
I could catch my plane on time. This second
flight had some problems: the
first problem was an enormous man seated next to
me, I couldn’t see anything apart from his belly!
Then the flight got
delayed.
The last problem was that the man who was seated behind
me didn’t like planes much and he was very nervous so he
was always talking a bit loud, almost shouting and it was a
bit stressful. I arrived at Viena airport and after a long
time waiting for my suitcases finally I met part of my new family.
Isabelle and Tobias were waiting for me there. It took
us one hour and a half to drive from Viena
to their house. It was a
funny travel talking about ourselves and things about Spain and
Austria. We arrived at their house very late so
their three children were tired (the same as me) and sleeping. I
met them better the next day. Their names are
Sebastian (16 years old), Anna (14 years old) and Jonas (12
years old). It has been a hard experience, (I am
writing this on Sunday and I’m still tired) but I
think this experience in Ausria
is going to be good for me. On Monday,
25th, I am going to start to attend HTL Perg, my new
high school! I am going to inform you about my
Austrian experience on this blog, so see you soon!
Gabriel
Sánchez Poyal 1st Bachiller.
Hi, Gabriel. I liked your blog post... I hope you enjoy your Austiam experience! Good luck! Rafa
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ResponderEliminarHi Gabirel,
ResponderEliminarI'm Manuel, I loved your blog especially because you tell us all the experiences that you have been living since you left asturias, for example when you saw the auryn singer, you asked for a photo, did not you? In any case this experience will be of the most special in your life, hope you are enjoying it. Bye
PS I'm waiting impatiently for your next blog
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ResponderEliminarHi Gabi,
ResponderEliminarI'm Mauro and I have some questions about your experience
What do you think about Austrian culture? Is it very different than the Spanish culture?
Is the weather similar as in Asturias?
Do you miss your family and friends? How is your host family treating you?
Your experiences there must be quite interesting. In class, we miss you.
Waiting to see you.
Hi Gabi!
ResponderEliminarI'm sergio, I really like your blog it's very interesting and I'm waiting impatiently for your next post. Here in asturias everything is the same: Alicia still doesn't open the sports center during the breaks, Marioli keep sending us hundreds of homework and the Sporting de Gijón football team continues winning games and fighting fot the ascent to the first division.
I hope you enjoy your experience!
We're missing you a lot in class!
All the best,
Sergio
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ResponderEliminarHi Gabi, I'm Enol. I already finished reading your blog and I think it's very interesting. How is your life there ? What are the pricipal differences between Spain and Austria? Are you enjoying your stay there?
ResponderEliminarIm waiting to see you again.
Bravo,valiente.
ResponderEliminarEntiendo todo lo que escribes,valeeeee,casi todo.
Aquí te esperamos. DISFTRUTA
un abrazo.
Mª Fe Vialás.