That’s me Bianca Bauer

Foxhunting: It is a very popular sport in Irland. Sport? Yes, sport! The aristocratic hunters say that foxhunting is a sport. Mandy people are against and I can understand this opinion. I think it is very cruel an dbarbarous. What is funny about it? There are dorgs, which chase poor foxes and deers. Soon the animals can not run anymore and the hounds tear them to pieces. The hunters ride on horseback and look after the dogs. I can not understand how the men stand up at night and hunts animals. But sometimes I can understand the hunter. They have to controll the foxes because there are too many. I think that a lot of the animals eat healthy chicken, ducklings and rabbits and that is a problem. But the foxes do not eat only healthy animals, they also eat ill ones. This is a negativ aspect of foxhunting. All died and ill animals are eaten.
But the Irish people have to find a way. Should they allow foxhunting or not? I think only farmers are allowed to kill the foxes and not everybody. Is a animal too dangerous because of rabiet or another illness, the farmers are allowed to kill the foxes. But I am totally against that foxhunting is a sport or a hobby. Golf or Fishing is also a hobby and it is not so much dangerous.

From Monday the 3rd of March to Friday the 7th of March there was EiA (English in Action) at the BG/BRG Wieselburg. Every class of the fourth form got two Native Speaker from Great Britain. Lynn and Spike were our teachers during that week. When we saw them for the first time, they looked very kind and likeable. Our class was devided into two groups. In the third lesson on Monday Verena and Alexandra changed groups and Melissa came to us. Fter that change it was very noisy and we couldn’t concentrate anymore. We told it to our teacher, but she didn’t do anything about it. Alexandra wanted to be in one group with Melanie and Ronja; Melissa said to me that she hadn’t spoken to the other kids in the second group. I think they didn’t have any reason to change the group.
On Tuesday we didn’t recognize the noise again and we had a lot of fun with Lynn and Spike as well. Spike was fascinated by Hansi Hinterseer and he always talked about his idiol.
At the end of the week we couldn’t hear anything about Hansi anymore. Lynn was also fascinating and with her we played „CHANGE PLACES“ everyday. It’s a funny game and our group, except Manuel, enjoyed it a lot. We also revised the „IF – SENTENCES“ and we learnt a them easily. On Friday every group had a presentation and performed a sketch. Our presentation was about „The Beatles“ and very informative. Our talkshow, I was Nicole Kidman , was funny. I think it was an interesting week with nice people and we lerant a lof about the English language.