Great origami night

Today has been the day before the last one but anything has changed except that we've gone walking to catch the train for the first time. The first lesson has been about spoof and in the second one we've learnt how to compare and how to classify the countries talking about the first, second and third world. We've eaten our Tesco's Spanish chorizo in the famous bench. We've played sports in the afternoon, rugby, football, ping-pong and frisby. We haven't come back home because we finally have had the origami activity in the evening. Lots of people were expected to go but only eight students have been there: the two of us, our Riojan friends, a Russian, a Bielorrusian and another one. We've been doing origami two hours in a row and we've only done five figures. We've also seen a fox (which is probably the one of the other day) in the Grammar School. We've finished the origami "lesson" at twenty to ten so we didn't have time to catch the train. Inigo has come to give us a lift and we've had enough time to buy some food for our families. After that we've come back home and we've just chill out because tomorrow is our last school day