school day routine

 Hello again guys! Or girls. So if you read my first blog post, you know that I didnt really  have a topic. This one will though. the topic is... school!!!

So this is pretty much my routine;
When i wake up at 6:45, the first thing i think is uuuuggggghhhhhhhh!!!!!! I'm ok with going to school in general, but I hate waking up. But finally, I get up. When I get up, I get my uniform on, which seemed fun at the begining, but now I just don't like it anymore. I would rather wear my own clothes every day. Then after i am dressed, I go to have breakfast. When my mom wakes me up, she asks me what I want for breakfast. lately I have been choosing toast with nutella, but sometimes I have mini pancakes or a smoothie. During breakfast, I usually say about five times how tired I am and how I wish that i can just go back to bed. haha. Then of course I brush my teeth. then sometimes I grab my phone (if it is charged) and me and my dad go outside and the taxi is usually waiting for us there. The ride is from about fifteen to twenty minutes, but the time passes by fairly quickly. Usually we get to school pretty early. Then it is pretty much a normal school day for me. Then my mom picks me up and we ride the city bus to a stop that is about a block away from where we live. And sometimes my dad and Auggie meet us at the bus stop! Since we go to school so early, we get back to the house a little bit past three, which gives more time to do homework and stuff like that. So that is pretty much my routine. There were some things that I left out because they only happen on certain days, such as; the Monday assembly on Monday obviously, and on Wednesdays, we wear the other uniform, which I don't love. that uniform is for gym day.

Presentation of the bandera, during Monday assembly ("homenaje")

Grado 4 grupos (A & B) during homenaje

Some people have been leaving some questions in the comments, so today i will answer 2 of them. The first question was what are the differences in the kids here and in the U.S? There aren't a lot of differences with kids here. They are all obsessed with all the rads in the U.S. like kinetic sand and slime. One of the differences is: you know how when kids can't decide whose going to be it for tag and hide and seek and stuff and they do bubble gum in a dish? Here they do zapatillo blanco, zapatillo azul, cuantos cuantos años tienes

the uniform we wear on Wednesday, called "Pants"

tu? Which translated is: white shoes, blue shoes. how old are you? Then if they are nine years old they go around nine times. Another question was what are the main differences in school? If you have been to school in the U.S, they are pretty strict about capital letters. Here,there aren't any. In english, the date today is September 9th. In spanish, it is 9 de septiembre del 2018.  Another difference in school is that on Mondays girls have ballet class!

Bye and adios!