The Last One
November 3rd, 2009It has been a while since I last wrote, not as long as Lija’s last post, but still I haven’t written since the end of August.
It has been a while since I last wrote, not as long as Lija’s last post, but still I haven’t written since the end of August.
A big dirty smelly city is one side of Rome, while the other side is a wonderous site of ancient history, existing for thousands of years. If I told you everything I did in Rome it would be much too difficult, a map is an easier way to explain. Basically I did a whole lot of walking. Rome wasn’t built in a day, but I sure did conquer it in a day.
Once I got the tram, train, and plane to Milan Malpensa, I then took a bus to Milan Centrale, where I took a train to Genoa, and waited for Lija and Sandi to fly in from London to Genoa and bus into the city.
I have finished with Berlin. The last two weeks were pretty hectic, what with people leaving after four weeks and then even more after five weeks. In the last week we were down to ten people, but we barely saw each other unless effort was made.
I think it may be easier to start from today and work my way back, because it’s been over a week and I’ve just done so much…I’m going to need a holiday after this!
On Monday our classes have gone back to the earlier hours for this week, which is great because it gives us more time to do things before our excursions. I also told my group our meeting was going to be at 8pm, so I had a lot of free time.
Wow, this week has passed by in an absolute blur.
SO this weekend was my 24th birthday and we celebrated in style…for the whole weekend.
Yesterday afternoon it got really hot so I went into town and sat in the fountain under the TV tower with my feet in the water reading my book.
Dieses Morgen fahren ich zur Schule und mein Fahrrad kaput bekommt.