The adventure begins

Hola (Hi)!! Here starts what I hope will be a good -or at least enjoyable- report of my discoverings, adventures and survival guide from the beautiful and rainy land of Ireland.

Being an Erasmus student is always a wonderful experience to discover new things, meet new people... and learn how to survive on your own -I miss you, mom-. Things can be very different depending on the way you look at them.

What are you going to find in this blog? The point of view of a non-typical-Spanish student with atypical likes, easy recipes* –eating fast food all year isn’t advisable, sorry-, and random stuff… I like the random stuff.

A couple of days ago made a month since I arrived to Dublin. I’m just going to say that it seems only a week ago. The city has so many things to offer! –and I don’t mean Temple Bar’s pubs… not only-.  I’m still not used to have to speak/listen English all day… I need more time to adapt. However, by June I hope to speak like a native, Irish accent included. I’m proud to say that I’m starting to pronounce ‘Dublin’ as a Dubliner.

I’m studying in a college located in the south of Dublin and living in its residence. I share the apartment with two amazing girls from different countries, it's an incredibly good experience. Actually, I have met a lot of people from different countries but… where are the Irish?

If you are considering of going to an Erasmus… do it. If you’re considering going to Ireland… do it. I know, the weather is not the best –it’s bad-, but it has a lot of good things to discover. I hope to do it during this year and I hope you enjoy discovering them with me. Clap, clap. I know, it's been a bit affected.

*Note:  The author does not guarantee results. Follow the instructions under your own risk.