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Es ist seltsam, wie schnell die Zeit vergeht.. Wie oft habe ich euch versprochen zu schreiben, anzurufen oder einen blog zu verfassen. Ich denke oft an euch und es ist schön zu wissen, dass es euch genauso geht. <br><br>Schon seit fast einem halben Jahr lebe, wohne und atme ich diesen wundervollen ...

... most of which are of Jager bottles. Since Jager is such a popular drink here and I've been seeing bottles laying on the streets like crazy, I've decided to start keeping a sort of photo diary of them. The jager photos that I'm posting are from only 3 days in the altstadt. Day 1: 2 photos, Day 2: 7 and Day 3: 8. Eventually I might create a photo gallery website for all of them because I have a feeling that it's going to become a quite large album....

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... all-we-could-eat, home-made strudel! Meanwhile, I went on a wild scavenger hunt across the city in an attempt to find an internet cafe where I could print out my graduate school application. Wish me luck!<br> After Salzburg, Katie and I would once again part with the rest of the crew for a few days while they traveled the Black Forest. But before we split, we all had to share a liter of beer or so in the Hofbrauhaus (Katie may never have heard of ...

... I went bowling with Tristan (well, not really bowling, more like nine pins. As it turns out, I&#8217;m MUCH better at nine pins than bowling!), met Sarah for a beer in the oldest bar in Aachen, and met Patrick for spaghetti at a restaurant by the Market Square. <br><br>I also go salsa and tango dancing regularly. The Latin dance scene in Aachen is HUGE and every week there are tons of opportunities to go dancing. Every Sunday in ...

... and I played Wii with the boys and mom, Ulla, and Jana went to Jana's aunts house to get a grill. Till's birthday is Tuesday. Today (Monday, July 14, 2008), we went to Cologne; this is my favorite city in Germany! It is the oldest city in Germany as well! The Colonge Dome is the oldest and largest and richest dome in Germany. It has survived bombings that is why it is so black. It only took them 600 ...

... he was just taking a walk near some of the landmarks to enjoy himself, and the reason why he knew english so well, was because he took classes when he was in elementary school and the gymnasium. Lucky me. I asked him what did he know of the Cathedral. He told me many interesting things. He said that it took 632 years to build that thing. The construction was started in 1248 ...

... that big of a deal because I was used to waiting in doctor's offices but for Steve, it was another story! Every time someone coughed, he looked at me and scowled. Sometimes two or three people would cough at once and then he would really glare. I suppose someone should have reminded him that we were in the waiting room of a "lung specialist"...apparently he didn't make the connection. Later on, he says to me, "That's how healthy people get sick you know...they walk by or sit ...

... to understanding people from other cultures, at least that's the impression I have, working in a German office. The Finnish are probably the most open-minded and understanding people in the world. With a few exceptions. Just don't mention Sweden and don't try to make fun of their country. These topics can change a smooth and friendly conversation into a battlelike discussion. As time went by, Mari and Pia addressed the issues to their manager ...