I Went to Germany for a Year and Turned into an Ice Cube (and Not the Cool Rapping Kind)

I'm 18, a recent high school graduate, and I have no clue what I want to do with my life. So I packed everything I own into my suitcase (or as much as would fit with in the 50 pound parameters) and moved to Germany for a year. I'm living an hour north of Frankfurt (am Main) and am finding things to occupy my time. Going to school, walking, cooking, maybe helping at an animal shelter or two. This a record of my adventures and life here in Deutschland. Let's see who I am when I come home.

Tuesday, October 2, 2012

I Think I'm Going to Like It Here

I get to do so much traveling.
Sunday I got back from spending the weekend in Marburg, and tomorrow I leave to go to Wiemar for three days. I'm really excited, and I'll take lots of pictures.
Tomorrow is also a National Holiday. It is the reunification of the East and the West, so everyone gets the day off of work and school. At the tennis courts near my house they are having a little Oktoberfest in celebration. Unfortunately I'll be in Weimar so I'll miss it. Fortunately, I'll be in Wiemar.

2 comments:

Karen PetersonOctober 3, 2012 at 5:14 AM
Life is tough, life is so tough for you. Have a blast taking in the sights. We are enjoying the stories.

Love ya,
KP
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fatozzigOctober 5, 2012 at 6:11 PM
Living vicariously through your posts. Keep 'em coming, Sweetie ~
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