Yesterday was a good day! I didn’t speak spanish with anybody, I met some people of other countries and, just in case, twice I avoided spaniards for two times at the same museum. But no matter what you do, we are in everywhere!

I started my trip through the city in on the subway (the closest station to my apartment closest stop is coplay next to the Boston public Library, the building of the picture). I bought the CharlieCard (like T10 in Barcelona) and I took the green line until Park Street to start the Freedom Trail.

Before start starting my walk, I bought a phone card to speak with ring Spain cheaper and a “pay as you go” sim card from T&T. Now I have a new USA mobile number (and also a 15$ mobile … they don’t sell these kind of cards without a mobile) and everything are is easier

I started the Freedom Trail (alone) and I got a glimpse of some of the most famous and historical sites in Boston (museums, churches, meeting houses, burying grounds, parks, a ship, and historic markers), It’s an amazing trip following red bricks from Boston Common to the boston harbour I was walking walked a total of 2.5 miles!

When I was finishing my walk I entered at Quincy Market and I ate a pizza bagel, it wasn’t so bad but I prefer Italian pizzas. The first problem I have in Boston is that the meals are so fatty, I need to do more exercise here than in Spain

I was surprised because on Sunday all the shops are opened and I was shopping open and I can go shopping a lot Cool clothes of brands I never had never heard before!

Everybody in the street dress warmly warm clothes.  They wears wear globes, scarf and hat. Maybe tomorrow I’ll buy a pair of globes because de temperature here is under 0ºC. It’s freezing! But that thing isn’t an a stopper for the fashion girls of the States, they wear sunglasses… I don’t understand anything (estando aquí, no das crédito), I haven’t seen the sun yet.

I’m impressed about the amount of fire stairs there are in Boston… but the people of that building can be problems if they need to use those people can get into trouble if they use them

Here you are more pictures about the Freedom Trail…

The truth is that while the responsable was coming, I have met around 10 students at headquarters At the time that the person in charge was coming, I have met around 10 students already, all of them are studying they all study in Boston, some in at the university (MIT, Boston University and Harvard University), some studying study english (it seems that in Boston there are a lot of english academies, although all the universities have english courses.

This because if a person wants to study here at the university or a post-degree you need to have the “International English Language Testing System”, IELTS -or something similar like TOFL- and this english certificate has to have be less than two years). The common denominator of all of them is that everybody speaks in spanish; even the responsable of guy responsible for the apartments is latin and have has spoken to me in Spanish!

So far have it has been impossible for me to practice my english, they speak me spanish everyone speaks spanish to me, no matter what I do. I thought that here was the best place to learn english!

Now, I’m at in my apartment, it’s so pretty as you can see in the pictures below. I was lucky and my studio was not in the headquarters of Beacon St., It was in is at 267 Newbury St instead. I guess so that I guess my neighbours will be older and with more interesest in the language. I also know that all ot them are studying english in the same place than as me, but I haven’t met them yet.

That’s the way life is…

… and yes! I have a lot of mistakes and I need to correct them in the same text

¿Que qué hemos hecho? Pues hemos disfrutado de la naturaleza y del aire puro alpino, nos hemos quedado absortos con los paisajes de Alpe d’Huez, hemos soñado, hemos bailado, hemos bebido vino caliente, hemos comido fondue de carne, queso y ¡chocolate!, hemos disfrutado de una bollería francesa riquísima, nos hemos reido y ¡hemos hecho mucho deporte, surcando las montañas con nuestras tablas!

Personalmente he disfrutado mucho compartiendo el día con mis compañeros, he aprendido cosas como porqué nadie me entiende cuando hablo en inglés y otras un poquito más profundas y de paso he practicado un poquito mi francés oxidado que ha ido puliendo Camille… eso si… ¡entre risas! grrrrr…

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