The calm before the storm...

Jeg ved der har været rimeligt stille inde på bloggen de sidste mange dage, men jeg må indrømme at tempoet er ved at blive sat en lille smule op herovre. Midt i opgaver, midtvejsprøver, tests, lektier, og udenadslære, skal der jo også være tid til Rotary, værtsfamilien, venner, organisationer på skolen, events m.m.

Så nu har jeg endelig haft tid til at lave en storm af blog-indlæg, og jeg håber at I har tid til at kigge lidt rundt, og se hvad der er sket siden sidst :-) 

Her til aften har jeg været til "Cabaret" med Dr. Shirley Serini og Alyssa. Serini som er et af de nyere medlemmer i Valdosta Rotary, og i øvrigt en af Alyssas undervisere, havde været så sød at invitere os begge til den årlige fundraiser cabaret for skolens teaterstuderende. 

Der var rigtigt mange mennesker, og adskillige andre rotarianere, og efter middagen var der underholdning fra nogle af de studerende som er sponsoreret at fonden som der blev samlet ind til. 

Serini spurgte om vi havde noget lignende derhjemme, men jeg havde lidt svært ved lige at komme i tanke om nogle eksempler?

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I know it has been pretty quiet here on the blog for the past many days, but I must admit that it seems like things are picking up over here. In between assignments, midterms, tests, homework, and memorizing French conversations, I also want to leave room for Rotary, my host family, friends, student organizations, events and all the rest. 

So now I have finally had the time to make a full storm of blog posts and I hope you have the time to look around and see what has happened since last :-)

Tonight I went to a real cabaret with Dr. Shirley Serini and Alyssa. Serini is one of the newer members of the Valdosta Rotary club and also one of Alyssa's professors, and she had been so kind to invite both of us to the annual fundraiser for VSU's theater students. 

There was a full house and several other rotarians at the event, and after dinner, we were entertained by some of the students who are sponsored by the fond they were raising money for. 

Serini asked me if we have anything like it back home, but I couldn't really think of any examples?