In two weeks I'll be having awkward conversations with my host mama in France! I am so relieved that I finally got to know the family I'm staying with! There's a Swedish girl living with me so I won't even have to be alone:) Apparently my host parent is an elder woman living in Frèjus, just 4.4 kilometers from our school.
Full of enthusiasm, I already picked up some free brochures of Kuopio for the family. After living 10 years in Kuopio, it was a bit weird to ask for these leaflets but, oh well! I was thinking of giving coffee, salty liquorice and rye bread as a souvenir but I'm not sure if I'm allowed to bring these foodstuffs out of Finland. Anyway, Finnish chocolate is a must!
Then I met boredom and decided to test dad's camera:
Yeah, I know I'm no photographer, but I think this is a good start. I really need to know how to use the camera when I'm in France. It'd be a shame to lose good photographing opportunities just because of my poor photographing skills on the digital SLR camera.
I'm going to celebrate the Midsummer next weekend, so I won't be posting anymore this week. Next week I'll be cooking French food and doing a post about it. I won't reveal which dish, vous verrez!
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Lovely photos, flowers are always so eye catching- you using the macro setting?
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Thank you! I knoow, that's why I wanted to take photos of them :) Yeah, I used macro. I read your blog by the way x
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Thank you!:) Joo, kyllä mä ainakin kommentoin ihan suomeks, postaukset on vaa englanniks:D käyn kattoo sun blogin!
DeleteWell, this sounds great! I have met many French people in the U.S and I can say that they're completely crazy! I love my french friends♥ Oh, and I think you're allowed to bring a rye bread with you (I did it).
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Thanks! Ah, that's awesome, I'm hoping that I'll make lifelong friends there :) I started following you too, it's always nice to hear about others' trips!
DeleteThank you so much! I had a look of your blog, I liked how you wrote about your thoughts and matters that aren't the easiest! keep it up :)
ReplyDeleteNo worries haha it means a lot to be my first follower. Are you going to an student exchange trip at the moment, how is it. Is Kuopio a country or a city haha?
ReplyDeleteYeah, I feel you! Started this blog about a week ago. I'm going on a language course which lasts for three weeks. It's like being an exchange student because I'll be living in a host family and going to school. Hahah, Kuopio is a city in the middle of Finland:)
Deleteoh thats so cool you will be learning french yea, do you learn english at school in Finland standard. Your English is excellent!
ReplyDeleteyeah, i'm obsessed with learning languages! I guess living in England played a big role in learning english. In finland we have to learn english and swedish, but i also study french and spanish as extra subjects. Do you learn other languages there in Australia?
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ReplyDeleteKiitos! Hahah, samoin sulle sitten kun lähdet(:
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