Hoje cheguei em Lewes quase uma hora adiantada pra aula, e eu não tinha nada pra fazer, então decidi tirar umas fotos da minha parte preferida da cidade pra postar aqui. Depois das fot
Bem, eu estou morando na Inglaterra a quatro meses e meio como disse no ultimo post, eu moro em East Sussex, fica no sudeste da Gran Bretanha, moro com meus tios e primos em Heathfield e estudo em Lewes uma cidade perto daqui, não muito grande, porém maior que a vila em que moro, faltam mais um mês e meio para eu voltar pro Brasil e completar essa fase da minha vida, as coisas não são fáceis como imaginei que seriam mas não tão difícil que possa tornar essa viagem um erro.
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My weeks are always with emotional unbalances, all my life was like this, but here, they’re stronger than usual. The days are never like I think they would turn out to be, but I'm not sure if it's good or bad. In two days another group of friends are going back to their countries, that makes me feel exited about the day when I go back to Brazil. I feel like I have got used to be saying goodbye and I think that deep inside, I like it, because I know that later, I will find new friends and new experiences, but it doesn’t make the farewells feel less troublesome.
Today I arrived in Lewes earlier to my class, so I decided to take some photos of my favorite part of the city to show everyone. After I took the photos I sat on a bench. I smelled something that smelt just like a delicious loaf of "pão de queijo", a traditional Brazilian kind of bread, so I went to snoop around, and there were cheese straws as well, I bought four of them for one pound, four for one pound and fifty pence actually. They were very nice, I'm not the kind of person that supports the English food, but they were very nice. (The photo in the right top)
Well, as I said in the last message, I’ve lived in England for four months and a half and I have another month and a half to come before I go back to Brazil. I live in East sussex, south-east of Great Britain. I have been living with my uncle, aunt and cousins in Heathfield, it's a village near Brighton, more or less one hour and something from London, but I have studied in Lewes, a small town near here (it is small but bigger than Heathfield for sure). The journey wasn’t as easy as I thought it would be, but not bad enough to make me think it was a mistake.