I've learned how I should act when I get to my italian home, mostly from Eka and Natalie. I love them to death and it was their first few days in America, so they have an excuse, but I've made myself a checklist of what I should and shouldn't do. (Its still short, so any suggestions just let me know.) :
- Dont stay hidden in my room all day
- Smile a lot
- Talk to the family, even if Im not really sure of what Im saying
- Hang out with them, even if I dont feel like it.
Right now, Im writing from the San Jose airport (they have free wifi, isnt that great?!) where I hung out with my grandparents. Last night we lounged around the house, then went to see a flamenco show. We were expecting awesome dresses and people stomp-dancing on the stage, but we were instead treated to some 'traditional flamenco music'. I liked the percussionist a lot. The first set was not that great because the singers' mikes were wayy to loud, and I felt like they were yelling at me, which they kind of were. But the second part was way better. Anyways, today we drove up to San Francisco and took a tour of the bay on this awesome ship. After, we walked around and found a craft place, and I go some jewelry. I had a really great time with them :]]
3 1/2 weeks to go! Im getting sooo happy-excited-nervous-scared-excited. Im just an emotional wreck haha. So Ive still got family to see and friends to hang out with, but its getting pretty close. Very close. :]
Ill try to keep up, since so far Im not doing so well
-s
hi Saige.. you will have a great opportunity and will be a unique experience...in your list i would add one more thing... BE ALWAYS YOURSELF... hope we can see in sardinia...even if mom will be a little jealouse.. hehe... bye ..G.
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