Plymouth Plantation and Back Home
by Asier and Isabel
Today was our
last day in America, so to start this important and special day, I woke up very
sleepy and I went upstairs to have breakfast.
When I finished,
I had shower, brushed my teeth and my face, and combed my hair. Then, I finished
doing my bag. I said goodbye to the whole family, and I went to school by car
with Alex and David (his younger
brother).
There, our first
lesson was astronomy. I found it interesting because I like most issues dealing
with the universe.
Then, an hour
later, all the exchange students went to the library. We were there for about
ten minutes until the bus arrived.
Later, we took
the bus, and headed to a museum of
ancient Native American pioneers and pilgrims who came to America from
Europe.
I liked it,
because it seemed very interesting to see how they lived, what they did, how
they dressed and spoke...
Next, we took
the bus and went to see a replica of the "Mayflower", one of the first ships that arrived from Europe to
America full of pilgrims. The truth is that I didn´t like it too much, because
we only had twenty minutes to see it.
We went
back to school by bus at 2:00 p.m. more or less. There, we had about twenty
minutes to say goodbye to all our
American friends. It was very exciting and also sad, because we all knew
that we wouldn't see one another again until after seven long months.
Finally, we headed
to Boston airport by bus, where we
took a plane at 5:40 pm. After six long hours, we landed in Madrid, where we took another one that
took us direct to Bilbao. We
returned home very exhausted and both, happy and sad.
ASIER