Hey folks! Sorry für die lange lange Zeit seit dem letzten veröffentlichten Blog, aber ich hab echt nicht viel Freizeit hier. Nach 3 Wochen war ich immernoch nicht auf dem CN-Tower (DAS hightlight in Toronto), und auch andere Sehenswürdigkeiten hab ich noch nicht von der Agenda streichen können. Es gibt einfach zu viele gute Parties ab Mittwoch bis Sonntag, und der Rest der Zeit wird mit grösstem Engagement von meiner deutschen Freundin (seit ca. 2 Wochen) aufgefüllt.
Zu erzählen gäbe es eigentlich sehr viel: über meine Hostfamily, Parties, Ausflüge und sonst noch viele crazy Sachen. Aber eben... time's running
Ab Anfang August ist meine Freundin dann wieder in Deutschland, dann kann ich hoffentlich ein bisschen aufholen mit bloggen.
Viel Spass in CH oder wo auch immer!
Sonntag, 20. Juli 2008
Mittwoch, 2. Juli 2008
quick quick quick...
Hey guys! I really don't have much time, so I'll make it short. What I can say after 2 days of school:
- more girls than boys
- about 10 Swiss
- lots of Spanish guys
- super friendly people (students, especially stuff)
What's about Toronto:
- very interesting concerning architecture and culture
- the subway is way better then the one in Moscow
- the people are much more friendly, not so grouchy as in Moscow - even if you're the stupiest tourist and know nothing at all and have to get explained everything 10 times.
- it's (unfortunately) quite American: they're scared of the 3-cm-gap in the Subway (MIND THE GAP!!!), everything is prohibited (cellphones in school; if you come more then 5 min to late to school, you'll have to go home, etc....)
- alcohol is expensive and hard to get (only in special stores). No drinking outside of bars with licence (not on the street) - gets me hitting the ceiling!!
- expensive public transport
- cool host family though...
Ok, I really have to rush now...
- more girls than boys
- about 10 Swiss
- lots of Spanish guys
- super friendly people (students, especially stuff)
What's about Toronto:
- very interesting concerning architecture and culture
- the subway is way better then the one in Moscow
- the people are much more friendly, not so grouchy as in Moscow - even if you're the stupiest tourist and know nothing at all and have to get explained everything 10 times.
- it's (unfortunately) quite American: they're scared of the 3-cm-gap in the Subway (MIND THE GAP!!!), everything is prohibited (cellphones in school; if you come more then 5 min to late to school, you'll have to go home, etc....)
- alcohol is expensive and hard to get (only in special stores). No drinking outside of bars with licence (not on the street) - gets me hitting the ceiling!!
- expensive public transport
- cool host family though...
Ok, I really have to rush now...
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