The TWILIGHT MOVIE and other things.

So this past weekend I didn't do too much because i have a cold and it was the worst this weekend. BUT! I felt a bit better Sunday night and went to see twilight breaking dawn parte (notice that is parte, not part) 2! In Italiano with my friend Michaela. It was soooooo good! I understood it because I read the books, I also understood some of the conversations in Italian just because I have been here for 2.5 months and well, you start to understand things. I think it also helped that usually there was only one person talking at a time in the film, unlike real life when there usually are many many more, and they talked a bit slower than normal Italians  Another thing I that was different (and a bit strange) was seeing Robert Pattinson, Kristin Stewart, Taylor Laughtner, etc...but hearing SOMEONE ELSE'S voice. Woah man! But I got over that after a bit. All in all the movie was amazing, beautiful, scary at times, ah I won't say anymore if you are a sad soul who has not seen it yet.

On another topic...this British lady came into my English class on Monday. Apparently she is here to help the students practice their English and pronunciation  She will come every Monday for the next 8 weeks. haha I loved her accent! My goodness! And they way she spelled spoiled, as spoilt, and called sneakers trainers! Ah made my day! The poor kids in my calss though kept forgetting words, and probably felt awful because the teacher was...well...she was exactly what I thought British people would be like. All black and white, dress pants, not saying "oh this word is better" but just saying "the word is sleeve." well then. Some phrases I did not agree with at all, but I guess that is what makes American English different from British English. 

Other random stuff:

Diletta and Michaela want to go abroad next year. Michaela want's to either do the summer in the USA, 2 months in Canada, or 3 months in Australia  Diletta said she chose the countries 1) USA, 2) Hong Kong 3) (Australia?) can't remember. But ooooh Hong Kong  That is one big challenge. But I think that would be really cool! Especially because she has been to the USA and Canada before, and her english is pretty good, a new language would be cool! 

I was thinking the other day...you know, we have never ever truly seen our face, yes you can see it in the mirror  but you never really know what it truly looks like. Because the miror is just a reflection, light is bent to show you an image  Other people can see your whole body, but depending on where they are standing you may look different. I don't really think this is important, but kind of interesting. 

Lastly, I guess I should say that tonight I am going to hip hop! I can't wait to try it! I am planing on trying different dances and then choosing one of them that I like the best. It will help me do stuff in the afternoon and make more new friends. I am walking down a road on a foggy morning, I don't know where I am going, what's down the path, but I keep walking. This is the journey I decided to take. This journey is about finding myself, I have changed so much since I started this journey, and when it ends, I know I will have changed even more. :)