The
SPEEDO
28th March - 4th April 2006
Issue 13

Get the short sleeve shirts, light jackets, and tables in the rynek ready for some hardcore spring action. We’re taking football and basketball outside, walks in the park, hiking in the mountains, bicycles, horses, donkeys, alpacas, sunshine, rain, flowers, leaves, dog poop in the grass, and of course… day drinking in the sun.


Clubs and Lectures
This week join Jan for another fantastic evening of drinking an speaking english at PUB CLUB.




Holly will be divulging(to make known) all of her knowledge of how to sustain (exist) oneself (live off your surroundings).




Please ask either Jan or Holly for more information as regards to where, what, when and how…




Clubs last week

SPORTS CLUB
Last weekend we had sports club. Two hours straight of intense football took it’s toll(made very tired) on some of the teachers and students. Overall though, it was a blast (very fun).










MUSIC CLUB
As always, Marcin and his band Papilla www.papilla.com.pl rocked the house with original tunes that shook “Something Different” www.somethingdifferent.pl. Make sure you check out their website and support the band at their next “gig”(show).











Picture of the week
Teachers showing off their moves and cutting a rug (dancing very well) Saturday night to the music of Papilla.

Idioms of the week
Hit the sack/hay: Go to sleep. I’ve been studying enlglish all day, I need to hit the sack.
Hard feelings: Bad feelings towards another person. It’s alright if you killed my dog, no hard feelings.
Have something down pat: Know something very well. In 10 years, you’ll have english down pat.
Jump to conclusions: Make decisions too quickly. So you found lipstick on shirt collar, don’t jump to conclusions.
Keep an eye on: Watch something very carefuly. You must keep an eye on small children.
Keep in touch: Stay in contact with someone. Do you think most of the teachers at Callan keep in touch with their family?

Insight (information) of the week

New York City by Lee
"When walking in Harlem in a suit and you are the only non-african american, walk with a limp (walk with one leg slower than the other) so that they think your hard (tough). - Lee

Random Stuff

Lee, Matt, Tim (not pictured), and a student having a nice weekend in the mountains. Probably the last weekend of the year to hit the slopes (go skiing).