Trip to Sofia
On 11th November our school set off on a trip to Sofia. I was pleased because I hadn’t been to the capital recently. Just when the trip started some of my classmates and I took the microphone and started singing. We were all fulfilled with energy and ready for action. When I say “singing” I mean screaming, because it really isn’t our piece of cake. Anyway, we were having fun. It took us four hours to arrive because of the traffic and some of us were nervous, but not me. I have the ability not to get angry and to think about good things, so I was thinking about the museum we were about to visit, the hotel and the Slavi’s show. Of course they all turned out to be unsatisfactory at all. Let’s start with the museum. The exposition was interesting and part of the lecture too, but it was extremely long lecture. We’ve been in the museum for two hours or more and we all got bored. Anyway, our next stop was the hotel. We checked in but again we were disappointed. It was scary that the windows in the rooms couldn’t open. The air was moist and the smell in the rooms was unpleasant. All this things are bearable; it’s not something to die from. Hence we had dinner which unexpectedly was tasty. Around seven we went to the evening show. 
The security guards took our posters saying that this could be an advertisement of our school. When we watch it on the screen the studio looks enormous. In fact, it was so small that we all were amazed. I expected it to be fun because when the people, who work there, are on the screen they all are fun and interesting. I was disappointed, because behind the scenes they looked bored and haughty. I was having fun only when they were singing. And that’s all. On the second day of our trip we had some free time in the mall. We went on shopping, had lunch and then it was time to go home. We were too exhausted to sing again and we spent the traveling sleeping. Even though there were some unpleasant moments, we had a good time.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth_and_Man_National_Museum - Here is a link about the museum.
http://www.ac-arcus.com/?mod=events&show=307 - Here is a link from our school site
