Wet Weather Policy

I can't belive I've been living here three weeks. Feels like I've lived here a couple of months already... Have had some lovely days with my auntie Margit and my cousin Mathias. They've been visiting since Wednesday. We've enjoyed the beach, the pool, the local tapas bar, the local market (oh la la!), San Pedro, and Margit and Mathias even visited me at Aloha College on Friday. I think they found school life there quite different from school life in Norway. Mathias tried to adopt to the dress code for students here, - take a look at the picture!! Cool guy, isn't he? :)

At the staff meeting this afternoon, the "wet weather policy" was discussed. What is this, you may think? That's what I thought, anyway. Coming from Norway, there's nothing like wet weather. Apparently there will be rain tomorrow, and what happens in the break times then? Will the students be allowed to be inside if it's raining? Obviously they're not allowed to be inside the school buildings during break time, but with the heavy rain that is expected tomorrow... who knows what will happen? Seeing this from a Norwegian point of view is actually quite interesting. I'm definitely learning a lot about cultures, experiences, communication and so on down here.

Have to mark essays now. My English B students (IB Diploma Programme) write one essay per week! Hasta luego! :)