Family Day

 Banana Cake from Ms Sapna Ma`m

Today, after I woke up, ate breakfast and prepare myself, we went to a "metro" station by car. There we met with Natalia and Asia. Together we took a train to Delhi. It was really crowded, even though we were at "ladies only" zone. While sitting in it, we met Weronika and Kasia. When we all left the train, we went to a main bazar in the city. Near that, a huge Indian flag was hanging. The underground bazar was visited by the exchange students. It was something different from what we're used to in Poland, but very interesting. The only problem was that there was no fresh air and a lot of people were burning incenses, so it was all mixing. After returning to the surface we managed to go to shops near the street. Some of us bought clothes and jewellery. Kasia, Weronika and I bought very similar "kurti" - an Indian shirt with embroidered flowers near the décolletage. The next step o our trip was "Janpath" - another market, where we saw a lot of colourful things. After getting out of there, we were able to taste "butter milk" and "salt milk". They tasted really different from regular milk. Then we had a lunch in McDonald's, the food here is not the same as in Poland's McD. Walking slowly, we had reached a "metro" station and returned home, where I ate "Ladu" - orange, sweet balls. Later my hosts showed me traditional Indian dresses, and I went to bed. By Julia Chmiel

  

 Toe socks - must have them:)