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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 ...

... in Cologne which is where I was supposed to be today.<br> I would have gone to stay with Laura last night except for the fact that the family I lived with decided to go and get vaccinated for the swine flu and are now reacting to the vaccine. I'm glad to say that I chose not to get the vaccine despite some pressure from the family to go ahead and do it. I just don't trust people to put diseases into my body without testing them for a good long ...

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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 ...

... altstadt on the weekends if that tells you anything. AND Dusseldorf has "the longest bar in the world" which basically just means it's got hundreds of bars. Yeah, hundreds. If you miss the last bus home, taxi's are cheap so the night life is good. <br><br>9.) How are you able to talk to the family? I speak to them in English, the family I live with speaks a ton of languages, English is one of them. My German is also improving daily. <br><br>10.) What's it ...

(Whitney)<br> <br>We had a long trip from Naples all the way up to the Black Forest in Germany so we split it up with a stop overnight in Florence. We love Florence so we were excited to go back again. We arrived in the afternoon so we did some quick shopping and bought a leather jacket each. We also went and had a look in the Duomo as we never got a chance to actually go in when we were there last time. We had dinner at the hostel with two Aussies from our room ...

This is not a great adventure, more a welcome back.<br><br>It is great to be back in Villiprott to visit our old friends since the 70ies. Now I have been staying with them for two weeks and we have done a lot of different things. This part of Germany have many interesting places to visit, both nature and culture.<br>

... and that is when the panic really set in. Once we were settled in to the hotel, we left to get something to eat since we hadn't eaten all day. Desperate for some sort of "peace of mind" in all of this madness, we went to a Mexican restaurant nearby. The waiter spoke some English and part of the menu was even in English...thank God! What we didn't realize was that the price was person. In a nutshell...we ended up paying $60 for the two of us to share an ...

... official fan camp, which turned out to be a good choice. It was only about 20 minutes walk from the stadium and was basically being run by a local football club, who had put up hundreds of big tents on their two pitches for fans to stay in. The place was packed with Aussies in the days leading up to the Italy clash and all was sweet until the night before the match when a storm blew in and flooded the entire camp site. We returned to our tent to witness a small creek running through ...