I don't have enough words in english to explain how good it is to be there in Seattle. So what happened those last few days: Saturday was the move-in day for new transfert and freshman students. The Xavier House was in a busy during all day, with new people discovering their room, their new roomate and the place they'll have to live. We had a floor meeting this day to present ourself to others, and once again I met a lot of people. That's easy for me because they are for the most part in this House for the french students like me. This last weekend we went to see soccer match, first the men, SeattleU vs OregonState, then the girls, SeattleU vs Utah. The audience was crazy, and the games too! There were also cheerleaders, thing that we can't except at soccer match in ESIEE. On monday, we went to the Space Needle, the most famous building of the city. We went to the top for 16$ which is quite cheap for view we had over Seattle. During those last days, I had learnt more about my neighbors and people living on my floor. It's crazy how the american girls love the french accent. Our Student Ho
use is not that big, so we look like a small community where we all know each other, which is pretty cool. We have a great atmosphere there and this is definetly the place to be when you are an international student. We had a lot of dinners with our group of friend from Europe. This is really exciting seriously to live on campus. Yesterday night, we had a freaky night at FredMeyer, which is a huge shop like Metro in France where you can buy anything you need! There were 450 people waiting for the school buses. The queue was incredible, as the atmosphere. We needed 12 buses to bring people there and to come back. I got a soccer ball, a sport more and more popular here in Seattle since the university got a team. Everybody wants to play it and we meet people easely thanks to it. Today again we met 2 americain coming from LosAngeles, who wanted us to join them in a chicha bar. It was so good. Tomorrow is my first class, an English one at 9:00am. It lasts 50minutes, then my day is finished!
I don't have enough words in english to explain how good it is to be there in Seattle. So what happened those last few days: Saturday was the move-in day for new transfert and freshman students. The Xavier House was in a busy during all day, with new people discovering their room, their new roomate and the place they'll have to live. We had a floor meeting this day to present ourself to others, and once again I met a lot of people. That's easy for me because they are for the most part in this House for the french students like me. This last weekend we went to see soccer match, first the men, SeattleU vs OregonState, then the girls, SeattleU vs Utah. The audience was crazy, and the games too! There were also cheerleaders, thing that we can't except at soccer match in ESIEE. On monday, we went to the Space Needle, the most famous building of the city. We went to the top for 16$ which is quite cheap for view we had over Seattle. During those last days, I had learnt more about my neighbors and people living on my floor. It's crazy how the american girls love the french accent. Our Student Ho
use is not that big, so we look like a small community where we all know each other, which is pretty cool. We have a great atmosphere there and this is definetly the place to be when you are an international student. We had a lot of dinners with our group of friend from Europe. This is really exciting seriously to live on campus. Yesterday night, we had a freaky night at FredMeyer, which is a huge shop like Metro in France where you can buy anything you need! There were 450 people waiting for the school buses. The queue was incredible, as the atmosphere. We needed 12 buses to bring people there and to come back. I got a soccer ball, a sport more and more popular here in Seattle since the university got a team. Everybody wants to play it and we meet people easely thanks to it. Today again we met 2 americain coming from LosAngeles, who wanted us to join them in a chicha bar. It was so good. Tomorrow is my first class, an English one at 9:00am. It lasts 50minutes, then my day is finished!
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