The days after the first night were a lot better, I got used to the house and I am already calling it ‘home’. The food is of course very different than in the Netherlands but it is really tasty and good food. The people are very nice to everyone and they smile all day long. They are friendly and they want to help you a lot. So that is also a difference in culture. Then we got a scooter and for me it wasn’t that hard to get used to the busy traffic in Ubud (Ubud is the city we are living). We had conversations with our internship mentor and it was good to have conversations because it got clear what we are going to do and what they expect from us. We haven’t been on our school because of a ceremony and foreigners aren’t allowed to be there. That is a shame because we would like to see such ceremony. In Bali they have a lot of ceremony’s. So in the second week we can start our internship and we really look forward to begin.