Tulip Inn Duesseldorf Arena Düsseldorf

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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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... the last to leave (last Sunday) and I already miss my amazing friends! I know my house mates do too, especially Kirsten who had taken a shine to each and every one.<br> Now I'm back to my regular schedule, and am amazed to find that I am home for Christmas in just six short weeks! It's amazing how fast the time is flying. Still I'm meeting new friends, learning new words (new favorite, Arschkriecher means "Brown-noser." Those of you with some ...

... as everyone else. <br><br>2.) What do they eat in Germany? They eat food. Some common foods you find in the US that you don't find here include: Peanut butter, cheddar cheese, chocolate chips, brown sugar, vanilla extract, salsa, tortillas, hot peppers, pop tarts, macaroni and cheese, and top ramen. Foods you find here that you can't find at home include: Turkish Kebabs, Turkish Pizzas, Currywurst, zweibelkuchen (onion cake), Marzipan, milchreis ...

... old house, and a few other local sights. We stopped by the stables and said hello to Maud's horse as well as riding past the kids' schools. It was quite sunny so we stopped for lunch at a cafe and ate outdoors looking at the river. I let Hugo choose what I should eat and so I experienced 'Frikandel' - a kind of deep fried sausage. I asked what was in it but they refused to tell me until after I ate it. Suffice to say I felt as if I could get home at a brisk ...

(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 ...

... like the best time. <br><br>Tanya has also been giving me a lot of free time to go out and see things which is really cool of her. Yesterday I went with a friend from class to a palace in Benrath. It was pretty spiffy but they wouldn't let us see most of the rooms which kind of bummed me out. Pictures were forbidden, but somehow a couple made it onto Anika's camera. The nice thing about being a foreigner is we can just ...

... After Alwin and Stephanie came home, we also had some excellent dinner. We had some spaghetti with some delicious red sauce.. a bit spicy, but super delicious, and with some more great German beer. <br><br>Then we went out to a bar nearby, walking, where it was open mic night, and we listened to a few different people playing some songs. And towards the end, I was invited to sing, so I frantically and nervously ...

... and made me giddy with happiness. They offered to pay for us to take a train to their town the next night, which we did, and there we were treated like queens... and then driven home... and you know the rest... The week flew by at lightning speed and before we knew it we were boarding a train to take us to Switzerland. It was sad to say goodbye to Anna, but by this point I had already made plans to come back up to see her in ten days, on my own.