Oh. Life in Tuebingen, how I love it so.

I've realized that I'm lacking on the amount of pictures from here, so I'm going to do a really good job of stealing photos from everyone else. Hopefully Cassie and I will be having a photo swap party sometime soon too.

Anyways, I'm pretty proud of myself. I've gotten all of my pictures updated, and all of my posts up to until right before Keri came and we went to Ireland. So since I leave for Croatia tomorrow, there will be a delay again before I can get completely caught up. Especially since I have some crazy travel plans ahead of me:

June 2nd-9th: Dubrovnik Croatia (Camping with Ben)

June 12th-15th: Berlin (With Annie and Karla)

June 18th-22nd: Ritterspiele in Horb and Stocherkähne races! (Those boats on the river with the long poles)

June 25th-29th: Prague and Budapest (With Annie and Cassie)

June 29th: MY BIRTHDAY!!!

July 2nd-5th: Amsterdam for Sensation White (With Kelsey, Joe, Adam, Rita, Brian and Drew)

July 9th-20th: Greece??

July 24th-28th: Blind Booking through Ryanair, possible destinations: Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greenland (With Cassie and Annie)

July 30th: FLY HOME!!!!

I know.... crazy plans. Only two months until I'll be home, but I'm sure it'll go by really fast!

And just for some entertainment I have a list of some random things about my life here in Tuebingen:

·My username and password to log into the internet it:

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I don't think anyone's going to crack that one!

·I only have one class on Tuesdays (for two hours) and class on Wednesday's until 5:30pm. That means I have from Thursday to Monday to do… nothing!

·All stores close by 8pm.

·Most Germans don't keep their milk in the refrigerator.

·EVERYTHING except for ice cream shops and bars are closed on Sunday.

·I live above a cafeteria.

·We separate all of our trash. Food and paper have special day's they're picked up, I don't think the paper has been picked up once yet.

·We have a store that sells only gummy bears!

·T-mobile is the most expensive phone service to have here. Of course I have it.

·Monday nights are Karaoke, Wednesdays are Top Ten, and Thursdays are at the Clubhaus.

·Top Ten is a huge Disko, and when you enter they give you a credit card. This is how you pay for everything in the club up to 50 Euro. On leaving is when you pay. Lose the card? 50 Euro.

·We have one washer, and one dryer for all 20 people that live in my building.

·I live in Room #1. Which means: smallest room, located directly next to the staircase.

·A decent bottle of wine costs between 2-5 Euro.

·A fifth of Jager is 10 Euro.

·I sleep on an air mattress every night.

·My mom just sent me a package with: Bounce, a 10 year supply of Vanilla, brown sugar, and Kool-Aid! In a dog food box…. We don't have a dog at home.

·I can't use my credit card almost anywhere. Cash is a must.

·You can buy beer at the movie theater.