What do you mean Christmas is over? part 1

Today's blog comes to you in 2 parts and this part contains 4 subparts.

First part: Apologising
I just realised that I have managed to ignore this blog for way too long. Lots of things have been going on lately *coughcoughChristmascoughcough*. So long story short: exams, Christmas, New Years in the Caribbean and changing families to mention something.

Second part: Exams
Yep, I had to write the exams. Well not all of them, thankfully, but a handful. The ones I wrote were English, art history, history, géo, science, religion and science économique. No math for me! Nor French nor Dutch. The days that I didn't have an exam I went to the school's library and had French course FOR THREE HOURS. Hahhah, that was a blast.

Third part: Christmas!
Once again apologising to everyone who wanted me to write something on my blogg for Christmas. I just didn't seem to have enough time to do that :(
On Christmas Eve I went to meet my new hostfamily and after that I went to the movies with my first hostfamily. (New Year's Eve is an ok movie by the way, it made me feel all happy inside). We opened some presents during the evening and I was just blown out of y mind. I got a camera. I'm not even kidding. A real, very nice, camera from my hostparents.

Christmas day was a bit chaotic. The cousins came over and we had a big dinner/feast that lasted almost the whole day. And we opened presents once again :D Enjoy a collage with photos taken with my new camera

We ate both of them. There was a lot of us here at Christmas

Asia, Africa and Europe unite!

Me and Kamo from Lesotho. She was Nana's oldie and unfortunately she  already had to go back home :(

a table filled with delight :D

Fourth part: l'Atomium and down by the Seaside!
The days after Christmas were filled with doing stuff that although I've been in Belgium for 4 months I still hadn't done. So I went to the Atomium with my hostmom.

A map of the World Fair in Brussels 1958 (for which the Atomium was built)

The day after, my "replacement" came to visit us and we went together with him and my hostparents to the Belgian seaside. Knokke to be more exact. It was quite cold that day and we went bicycling. It was fun though, even if the weather wasn't the best possible.