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Start of my journey- Everything new

My journey started on 6th May. I travelled by Eurostar to Bruxelles and from there straight to Loughborough. We came to Bruxelles and it was very busy there. Many people were running in different directions.
My parents and me had enough time to spend some at a Häagen Dazs Café-quite expensive!
But after a coffee americano/ cappuccino and some delicious Häagen Dazs ice-cream(banana/caramel i had to say "Goodbye". It was a sad situation and me and my mother cried (only a little bit!) before I was totally on my own.
I managed the tour to London St. Pancras and from threre I had only 30 minutes to catch the East Midlands train to Loughborough. There were some trouble so I arrived 25 minutes later than I planned. But everything turned out fine. Judith catched me up and we drove home to East Leake. A little village with a supermarket, a pub, a butcher, some cafés, a vet, more churches and so on and so forth.
She cooked me a perfect meal with a dessert and we talked for a while. After that she invited her neighbours and we played "Scrabble". It was really difficult for me to find some good word(which bring us good points) but we managed it and won!!
A long day went to its end.. "Good night, sleep well".


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