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Experiences in Poland

Writer: Nicole
Nicole
Jan 10, 2019
2 min read

Updated: Apr 5, 2019

The day I was picked. The day I started counting down the days. The day we left and the moment we arrived and every moment after those just fills me with positive energy. I wish I could remember every second, every emotion of it, but unfortunately our brains are not capable of that.

My exchange in Poland was, I can say, one of the most exciting things that have happened the past year. Firstly, I had the best time with my teachers and the other Bulgarian exchange students. I feel like thins exchange really brought us together.

Im crazy when it comes to travelling so flying was really enjoyable for me. I got to see Frankfurt airport, one of the biggest ones in Europe. Speaking of Frankfurt, that is where I met the Spanish exchange students and I feel like we enjoyed each other's companies, espesially Queralt's who I had been chating a lot with. But the emotional day did not end there. Once we arrived in Bydgoszcz, it got pretty emotional. That is when I met Julia's family, my host familly. I had the best time with them, I appericiate how nice they were and the fact that they knew English and they have taken the time to learn it was awesome. They did their best so that I would feel home. Reminder: if you have the chance to visit them, try the espresso!

Every day I would meet somebody new, including the Swedish exchange students, who I was introduced to at the end of the exchange, but we still met and had the opportunity to talk to one another.

Of course, not everything was perfect. There was stress and there was agony, but we managed to get through it.

I can't wait to meet the other exchange students, coming in March!



 
 
 

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