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... So viel ist schon passiert, so wenig habe ich bisher erlebt. Neue Freunde, eine 2te Familie und ein ganz anderes Leben erwarten mich hier. New York, meine neue Liebe! <br><br>Jetzt, mit mehr Zeit und Muse widme ich mich dem langersehnten Lebenszeichen. :) <br><br>Viel Spaß beim lesen!<br><br>

Not a whole lot of anything new to report here. Today was the first day of the 5th season in Germany, carnival season. At 11:11 am there was a parade and some kind of speech by the mayor or someone important. I didn't go because I was far too occupied sleeping. I did, however, go a bit later to catch a few people wandering around in costumes and see a band playing in the city square. The one in Dusseldorf is supposedly not near as awesome as the ...

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... and often erotic) replicas of the tower out of cardboard boxes. Resteraunts waving nearly identical English-printed menus competed for business. And tourists of all races, religions, and languages took funny pictures with the leaning tower. Katie and I were no exception.<br> After a flight, a high-speed train trip (costing 28 Euro EACH), and a very heated German debate with an evil, soulless, hateful train employee who couldn't seem to grasp the ...

... then took a relaxing boat tour along the Rhein River, fantastic elevator music and all. <br><br>Düsseldorf also happens to be the Japanese Capital of Europe. Many Japanese live here, and companies like the Bank of Tokyo chose Düsseldorf for their headquarters. I just had to stop in a Japanese supermarket, where I picked up a can of Lychee Juice (relative of the dragonfruit), a bottle of Japanese beer (come on, how ...

... won't mean much to anyone but me, because in my European Business unit at uni I did a project on a German company called BASF which started out in making dyes and has grown to a huge and (at last check) successful multidivisional company. We also stopped all too briefly in the beautiful university city of Heidelberg. The streets and buildings are just picture-book perfect, and I hot-footed it up the very steep incline to the castle overlooking the city and ...

... young once! The best part about this club is no entrane fee, although the line to get in sucked. When we got in we danced the night away until about 2 in the morning. Getting back was so surreal because everyone was asleep and the streets felt like a ghost town. As soon as I got back I fell asleep right away, I could not believe how tired I was and how much more I still had to go and see!

... a few minutes late so Steve dropped me off and parked the car while I went inside to check in. Of course, none of the receptionists there spoke English and so I handed them my referral slip from the lung doctor and just hoped for the best. The receptionist I gave my slip to gave me a really dirty look (I've concluded that knowing how to make people uncomfortable must be a prerequisite for all receptionists in Germany). Anyway, she snatched the slip out of my hand and pointed to the ...

... history. Swabian people don't enjoy a good reputation in Germany. People think that they are stingy and narrow-minded. They live in a world called "Swabia" and everything that happens outside is of no concern and totally foreign. We went on and off about it. Then Frank and Christiane found their love back. They were talking ******** all the time. They were talking in our local accent (all three of us were born in the town of Gera). They were talking ...