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Overall

I think I haven´t talked about overalls yet. It´s one of the first things I learn at university, and I found it very funny and a creative idea. Here, university students have overalls (you can also buy one, it´s around 25€), the colour of the overall depends on the degree you are studying, they wear it at parties and events. The funny thing of this is that they have to "collect" patches for it, you can get patches in events, mostly in parties, in some university workshops, etc. Also, you can buy them at universities or some shops, even there is a kind of flea market on the internet where you can buy them!
Personally, I don´t have the overalls because I don´t see me with it but I really like the people with it, I think that it´s a funny idea and you have a lot of memories on it. Anyway, I am collecting them because I think that is a good memory and I´m thinking of sewing them in some clothes when I go home.
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