Two days in Germany. First of all, it's strange to be typing this auf Englisch. I have gotten so used to speaking Deutsch it seems like second nature now-almost-I still get hung up quite a bit! Well, for starters, public transportation will get you anywhere here, and I think I've spent more time on the S and U Bahn then anything else (except maybe getting lost in the Altstadt last night).

I'm living with a very sweet lady who lives in a lovely apartment furnished entirely by IKEA (photos coming!). The best part-she has an espresso machine! I will not have to buy coffee during my stay here (which is wonderful considering that could double my cost of being here, ha!)

I started classes today, four hours every morning. I have classmates from South Korea, Russia, Syria, England, Turkey, Ecuador, France, Spain just to name a few! So many stories to hear, so many adventures to have...