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Last day in Greece

Now it is Friday, the 25th of January 2019. It is our final day in Greek. All of us are a little bit torn between being happy to see our families back home in Austria, but wanting to stay and see even more things all around the country. All of us had a great time and we were able to have an eye on the Greek culture. Out of this reason I feel like host families are a great opportunity when you are on a trip abroad. We were all able to see many historical and important places in Athens and outside of the city, but we also had a lot of time to spend with out host families, which we used to eat a lot and do fun things. For example a few of us went to an escape room, a few went bowling and other were even able to watch sports games of their host child. We are all very happy with the family we received and hope to stay in contact. Overall the time in Greece was amazing and we had a great time. As mentioned we would like to stay in contact with our host families, as you never know how soon it might be when we meet again. It is possible that we see each other already again in around 2 months (May 2019).

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