During the trip to England, we were in foster care. These families we harbored the night and we provided meals. Most families lived in a house and not in an apartment and had children and some with pets. We'll introduce you to our stay with the English.
After the long journey to go to England and the day visiting Oxford, is a bit tired and happy that we met families who were hosting us for four days. Once arrived, we wanted one came to mind: eat and then go to bed. You'll understand when you go because the trip is very tiring! Our family was very friendly and we laughed a lot with them. What you should do is try to talk with family and not expect that either she comes towards you, do not be shy and you will see that this trip will be fine. It may seem hard to talk with a foreign family, but in fact it's not that complicated and can be fun!
Regarding their habits, do not be surprised if the family does not eat with you because they like to eat in front of the TV ! As the evening meal, depending on the family where you are, and for the morning you can have a normal breakfast, that is to say with cereal, milk, etc.. or a good English meal of toast with marmalade, peanut butter, etc. ...
Feel free to offer a small gift to the family (small cakes or other area), it will be very happy and this will strengthen the relationship between you and the family.
We liked dialogue with the family because she was funny and we requested information about our family and even words French to compare with English. Even with the language difference, the dialogue was easy and the family we made gestures when she saw that we did not understand. The only problem was the week that their son did not speak, he spent his days watching television and we have not addressed a word, which is a shame because we could discuss.
Here is a lady with whom Naomi, Agathe and Lauren were very well received and have been particularly affected by his kindness and good humor. They succeeded to create a real relationship with her. Everything went very well.
Cassandra B. (3E1) and Aurelia V. (3E2)
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