Woo hoo! I am in Germany

[Fierlin]

Exciting isn't it...
Well, it kind of would be if both the books I ordered for the plane and my credit cards weren't getting here a day after I leave.
I'm going to be there for New Years and Christmas which I am very excited about.
Going to school with my exchange sister not so much... it took me two years to settle in to this school, two months is going to be a hoot and a half to watch, probably mostly for them, ha ha.

 

[ksalvagno]

Wow, that is exciting. I hope you have a safe and fun trip.

 

[Fierlin]

Thank you very much!

I hope so too. It's on my list to play with fireworks at new years.

 

[Straw Hat Kikos]

That sounds fun. I hope you have a good time.

 

[Alice Acres]

Sounds fun!
Did I read correctly that you are going to be there for 2 months? What part of Germany?

 

[Bitterroot]

Lucky you! I spent six years of my childhood there, and Christmas was always my favorite holiday. Have fun, bring back lots of pictures.

 

[Fierlin]

Yep, 2 months! I'll get back just in time for the end of the summer holidays here.
I'll be in Hamburg, although I'm assuming there'll be a skiing trip somewhere, all the exchange families seem to have one planned.

Bitterroot: I bet that would've been great! I spent most of my childhood in England, the snow was wicked... I will take lots of pictures. Hopefully I can get my camera to work.

 

[Pearce Pastures]

That sounds awesome! I have want to go to Germany since high school. Someday Take lots of pics for us!

 

[Alice Acres]

Sounds fun...and you must live somewhere in the southern hemisphere (mentioning summer holidays)?

We had several exchange students, and most were from Germany. 3 from Berlin, 1 from Hamburg, 1 from Itzehoe (northwest coast) and one from Kempten.
My daughters both went and stayed with previous students - both in Berlin.
Enjoy!

 

[CochinBrahmaLover=)]

Fun! My sis would be soo jeaulous