poemas de amor Els camins de l'Exili: Diary

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Diary

Monday, 15th of March:
Dear Diary, today we went to excursion to learn about the Civil Spanish War. When we arrived to La Jonquera, we went to a museum of the Exile. There, an instructor told us how the people lived during the years 1936-1939. After that, we went to La Vajol by bus. We were supposed to see a mine, but the way was full of snow and we couldn’t go. We had lunch and then we went to France to see the Maternity of Elna. It was founded by Elisabeth Eidenbenz, and it is very important because almost all the babies that had born there (and their mothers) survived.

Tuesday, 16th of March:

Dear Diary, when we got to school this morning all the students went to the Visual classroom because Josep Lluís had to explain us what we are going to do during this week. When he finished, each group went to the corresponding classroom. We talked about the excursion we did yesterday and we started the dossier. One of the activities we have to do is to calculate the pulse, first resting and then after an effort, so my group went outside to calculate it. After the rest time, we started doing the Blog. In the afternoon we went to Alex’s house to do some more work.

Wednesday, 17th of March:
Dear Diary, today my group had some problems with the laptop because the Internet didn't work. We tried to figure it out, but then we decided to do other things because we won't have time to finish all the work. At 10a.m. we had a speech about the Maternity of Elna. The lady who came is Assumpta Montella, the author of the book “La Maternitat d'Elna”. She had spoken with witnesses from the Exile and she had even known Elisabeth Eidenbenz. I liked it a lot and I think everybody did. After the rest time, we went to our classrooms and then with the school’s computes we finished more work.

Thursday, 18th of March:
Dear Diary, our work is almost done. This morning we went to the computers classroom to finish part of the work we started yesterday and Tuesday. We recorded a video of us singing a song called “La Campana” and we’re going to put it in our Blog. All the exercises were almost finished when we had to go home, but in the afternoon we went to Alex’s home again to finish the work once for all. Tomorrow we’ll have to explain all we’ve done during this week in front of the teachers and our class. I hope it will go very good.