Went to the craft village near Rabat the other day. It was really nice. I got to blow glass however it broke! It was really ugly anyway. They make alot of handmade jewlery from Filigery...I think that's what you call it.
The weather is starting to improve which is a plus especially considering that just last week we had a huge hail storm...didn't last too long with all the thunder and such but for Malta...you know what I mean.
Classes are going well. Still no marks out yet but they said by the start of next month they will be out for sure.
One of the girls who was supposed to live in my flat but moved out after the first nite and got an apartment is spending more time with us...she is from Australia and is nice to be around.
The newbies are settling in well. They were doing, and sortof still are, the typical away from home at uni party thing but they seem to be settling into class well.
One of the guys from downstairs made a delicious supper for us. Chiara came with me as well.
We're going to see Mdina for a treasure hunt with a group from uni. That should be heaps of fun especially with the new people who haven't been there yet!
born and grew up in. I lived there when I was six years, butf mey memoreis have all but disappered, at least first fan how it feels to be staying and enjoying all the festival and cultre. You must buty some Maltese lace or their fiagreen jewerly/ Take care, Marion (Comment this)