Blogs from Aalborg, Region Nordjylland, Denmark, Europe - page 2

Tag 130 – Auf zu neuen Ufern Am Sonntag war der letzte Ferientag und somit sollte nun auch meine Reise weitergehen. Nachdem ich mich, nicht zuletzt wegen Glatteiswarnungen, gegen das Autofahren entschieden hatte, saß ich um zehn im Zug Richtung Dänemark. Als ich im ENNO nach Hannover den Verspätungsalarm checkte, hatte der Zug nach Hamburg schon vierzig MinutenVerspätung, und es sollte noch mehr werden. Die ganzen Anschlusszüge konnte ich also somit nicht erreichen, und sowieso wäre ich eh nicht nach Flensburg gekommen, da aufgrund der schlechten Witterungsbedingungen und irgendwelchen Oberleitungsproblemen alle Halte dort ausfielen. Ein Schienenersatzverkehr war wohl ab Schleswig eingerichtet, aber selbst da kam ich nicht hin. Totales Chaos also, und ich hatte schon nach der ersten halben Stunde die Nase voll vom Zugfahren. So würde ich ja nie ankommen! War schon fast am Überl ... read more

Well, I think it's definately safe to say that I am terrible at keeping up with my blog. But I am taking alot of pictures, I should be able to put some of them up pretty soon. I cannot remember how long it has been since I last wrote, but I daresay alot has happened between now and then. A few weeks ago I attended Rock in Randers which is basically a weekend where all the exchange students in Denmark get together in Paderup Gymnasium. There were the oldies fom US of A, Taiwan, Ecudor, Brasil, Canada, Argentina, Mexico, Chile etc. Then there were us newbies from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and some from Argentina and Brasil also. It was an interesting weekend... The first night we had karaoke, onya Levi!!! He started the night ... read more

This is an extract form a group I found off facebook which made me laugh, some of the points are SO true, so I though I'd share them with you... Here are my favorites: * before waiting to see if anyone understood what you meant, you start acting it out. *you think 100 pounds to pack up your entire life is plenty of space. *you don't have preferences anymore, especially when it comes to food. Nothing tastes familiar, thats for sure. *you spend a lot of time smiling, nodding, and pretending you understand what's going on. *you classify "doing your homework" as translating half of it. And that alone took three hours. *you sometimes use the excuse "Sorry, I don't understand" to avoid answering a question....even if you do. *you want to hug the people who ... read more