¡Madrid!
Greet , e to all the wonderful Madrid!
After the university has changed over the week, unfortunately, proved to be just as stressful as in the casting and I'm already wondering how I find reading all these books and the writing of all these exams even such nebensä ; floor lord things such as language and culture will come to know, is the trip to Madrid a real relief.
Nils has been approached, and Jacob has come served, and the three of us, yesterday and tomorrow here in a nice little hostel, unfortunately, definitely not enough time, but I'll come again anyway. There is so much to see, and the people! It is funny but, as in Salamanca, the people here are just a lot nicer and more open than in Germany. We simply have a feeling that they enjoy life more.
We have been watching a street magician, Nils has indicated that he is his father. We were not to eat in the hard rock cafe (of course what we want our hostel that is still can pay), and I wanted to buy a T-shirt, but that did not exist in my size and my budget and so we just walked away.
are the main train station is two baby heads. They are so big and so rocky and scary that I will dream tonight of it. One has the eyes and one has on them, and that they aufhat is much scarier. We did not have a camera there, but we make up for.
And tomorrow! Tomorrow we go to Atletico Madrid. Olé! That is, if they let us inside. I'm namely Papas paid credit card without knowing that one has exactly this card must present to get the tickets. Papa, however, together with the map, in Germany, and since all is done automatically with the tickets, there is no other way to get the tickets. The nice ladies at the store said I should go with a printout of the confirmation email to the stadium, it would give me the tickets determined. So fingers crossed.
We look to tomorrow even more things that this great big park with the boats and the Palacio de Cristal, and what else do think it so there.
And Nils Jakob and hope that they on 29 somehow, despite the general strike of Salamanca come back to Madrid in order to catch their flight ... That is absolutely no buses that day.
Jaha, adventures and such. But until Monday, we still enjoy Madrid first and think later in the strike. Because Madrid is really kuhl. Or, to put it in Nils' words, "Estu ... wait for it ... pendo "
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Como Ganhar Dawn Stone No Pokemon Deluge
Uni and so
account, by day and a half Uni: Extremely extreme estupendo. = D
Some courses are full of Erasmus and Intercambio students because the professors talk anyway relatively clear, but even in the courses in which I am the only foreigner, most professors really to understand and very personable.
The best, however, are still the building. The Philology-building in which I have most of my courses is directly across from the Old Cathedral (which reminds a little of Notre Dame) and is called Palacio de Anaya. Palacio and it really is!
The thing was the end of the 18th Century built. And the front is only the beginning, because from inside it's still great. There is a large courtyard with a gallery and large staircase and blah, and I think students here are taken as important in casting. If you walk around in there, feels it is for a change, like "You're full of the elite education and do something important and noble by you study" and not like "You're likely to be tolerated only to the suburbs have to study and should be glad that there any paper in the toilets are and that take a couple of incompetent fools time to teach you something. "
This afternoon is still Teoría de la Literatura and tonight Lingüística. And I think, I think the same is a short siesta. When in Spain, do as the Spaniards do ... =)
PS: I actually just yesterday with the fatal Oven cooked. Well, with Isa's help. But I've survived and have even tasted the spaghetti! ^ - ^
account, by day and a half Uni: Extremely extreme estupendo. = D
Some courses are full of Erasmus and Intercambio students because the professors talk anyway relatively clear, but even in the courses in which I am the only foreigner, most professors really to understand and very personable.
The best, however, are still the building. The Philology-building in which I have most of my courses is directly across from the Old Cathedral (which reminds a little of Notre Dame) and is called Palacio de Anaya. Palacio and it really is!
The thing was the end of the 18th Century built. And the front is only the beginning, because from inside it's still great. There is a large courtyard with a gallery and large staircase and blah, and I think students here are taken as important in casting. If you walk around in there, feels it is for a change, like "You're full of the elite education and do something important and noble by you study" and not like "You're likely to be tolerated only to the suburbs have to study and should be glad that there any paper in the toilets are and that take a couple of incompetent fools time to teach you something. "
This afternoon is still Teoría de la Literatura and tonight Lingüística. And I think, I think the same is a short siesta. When in Spain, do as the Spaniards do ... =)
PS: I actually just yesterday with the fatal Oven cooked. Well, with Isa's help. But I've survived and have even tasted the spaghetti! ^ - ^
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Radiator Btu Calculator
things that are funny in Spain
In Spain, some things are funny. I would like to list below some of them.
But first principle: Spain's great. Despite the ridiculous things. Spain is not on time, spontaneous, colorful, open, friendly and chaotic. Spain is Clara!
I'm just in the Caminito, the Internet café where I am often, as long as we have in the pool, no Wi-Fi. It really is a café, and I've got a super cheap drink chamomile tea and I now have a super cheap beer stand next to me. On big screen running against Real Madrid San Sebastian, and I think I'll even come yet sometimes when we have Wi-Fi. =)
On with the funny things: first
: Spaniards do everything in the trash. Everything. Plastic bottles, cans and even glass. Glass! They do it in the trash. And although everything in one. Makes everyday life easier. > \u0026lt;
2.: The really with the siesta, this is so, at least as far as the shops. So approx at 13:00 to make the stores, and then they are and make no earlier than 17:00 (!!!) again. Only exceptions are the huge shopping centers (which have all day open) and the souvenir shops in the city (the up and carry on as they want). Between noon and 5 pm clock does not try to get in to one of the other stores. They sleep.
3rd: All smoke. Everywhere. Even in restaurants.
4: Pedestrian traffic lights? But no interest. You go over it, when no car is coming, no matter how big the road is.
5th: The lesions here are scary and dangerous. I thought I would be on the safe side, because I know gas stoves. But not SO what! You have to first by moving a lever thing on the stove. Then switched to a gas, and while you hold a lighter (a lighter!) To the hot plate, and takes it away quickly, if it addresses. After cooking, make back you have the leverage thing necessarily, because it might otherwise be an explosion and you could die. ... I've cooked yet. > \u0026lt;
6:. Supermarkets, Part 1: Spaniards have no interest in fresh milk. Therefore, it is also available in almost any supermarket fresh milk. Although there are large shelves full of milk of various brands, but that is all UHT milk. For a supermarket, the fresh milk (at least one variety) sold, I had to walk half an hour - and they had just then no fresh milk. I'll have to get used to UHT milk.
7th: supermarkets, part 2: no-baked camembert know here!! D: it exists only as a normal cream cheese. Fried and frozen, one finds the here in any supermarket, at least in any of those where I was before. Clara rises on pasta.
8th: In the schools while teaching English, but nobody can do it anyway - according to my roommates not even the English teachers.
9th: Spaniards love plastic bags. Even if one is huge with an empty pocket and a huge empty bag at the checkout, that wants to buy what you are, packed in plastic bags, even before you get out of his wallet.
10th: Pique makes television advertising for chocolate chip cookies.
In Spain, some things are funny. I would like to list below some of them.
But first principle: Spain's great. Despite the ridiculous things. Spain is not on time, spontaneous, colorful, open, friendly and chaotic. Spain is Clara!
I'm just in the Caminito, the Internet café where I am often, as long as we have in the pool, no Wi-Fi. It really is a café, and I've got a super cheap drink chamomile tea and I now have a super cheap beer stand next to me. On big screen running against Real Madrid San Sebastian, and I think I'll even come yet sometimes when we have Wi-Fi. =)
On with the funny things: first
: Spaniards do everything in the trash. Everything. Plastic bottles, cans and even glass. Glass! They do it in the trash. And although everything in one. Makes everyday life easier. > \u0026lt;
2.: The really with the siesta, this is so, at least as far as the shops. So approx at 13:00 to make the stores, and then they are and make no earlier than 17:00 (!!!) again. Only exceptions are the huge shopping centers (which have all day open) and the souvenir shops in the city (the up and carry on as they want). Between noon and 5 pm clock does not try to get in to one of the other stores. They sleep.
3rd: All smoke. Everywhere. Even in restaurants.
4: Pedestrian traffic lights? But no interest. You go over it, when no car is coming, no matter how big the road is.
5th: The lesions here are scary and dangerous. I thought I would be on the safe side, because I know gas stoves. But not SO what! You have to first by moving a lever thing on the stove. Then switched to a gas, and while you hold a lighter (a lighter!) To the hot plate, and takes it away quickly, if it addresses. After cooking, make back you have the leverage thing necessarily, because it might otherwise be an explosion and you could die. ... I've cooked yet. > \u0026lt;
6:. Supermarkets, Part 1: Spaniards have no interest in fresh milk. Therefore, it is also available in almost any supermarket fresh milk. Although there are large shelves full of milk of various brands, but that is all UHT milk. For a supermarket, the fresh milk (at least one variety) sold, I had to walk half an hour - and they had just then no fresh milk. I'll have to get used to UHT milk.
7th: supermarkets, part 2: no-baked camembert know here!! D: it exists only as a normal cream cheese. Fried and frozen, one finds the here in any supermarket, at least in any of those where I was before. Clara rises on pasta.
8th: In the schools while teaching English, but nobody can do it anyway - according to my roommates not even the English teachers.
9th: Spaniards love plastic bags. Even if one is huge with an empty pocket and a huge empty bag at the checkout, that wants to buy what you are, packed in plastic bags, even before you get out of his wallet.
10th: Pique makes television advertising for chocolate chip cookies.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Action Replay Et Hd Loader
Little Green Man and oatmeal
I have moved! The hostel is my final go, and I'm also my roommate, Eve (or, as the Spaniards say, Äbba) made, and is very nice.
However, there are in the pool unfortunately no Wi-Fi, so I'm using right now in Carmen and may you have Wi-Fi. Carmen is already moved.
The Little Green Man in Salamanca are totally cool. At least in Most Fußjgängerampeln on main roads is always, how long are still green, is green and the male begins to run comfortably. The less time you have, the faster it runs, it runs until the end, as if it were his life.
I was already shopping for my apartment, but in the supermarket, where I was, there is no fresh whole milk or oatmeal. (The latter could possibly be wrong, but I could not ask because I do not know what to say oatmeal.) Well, now I have first-life milk and cereal and would soon look for another supermarket on the lookout. ^. ^
Tonight you go to the stands again, because the last day of the "Ferias y Fiestas" today. There's again Tinto de Verano lamb with bread! * * Froi
Oh yes, in the swimming pool there is Wi-Fi until October. But I will definitely visit every now and Carmen and / or go to Internet cafes and / or put me in front of the hostel, the Wi-Fi-key I know now, yes. = D
PS: oatmeal are therefore COPOS de avena. I'll ask on occasion thereafter.
I have moved! The hostel is my final go, and I'm also my roommate, Eve (or, as the Spaniards say, Äbba) made, and is very nice.
However, there are in the pool unfortunately no Wi-Fi, so I'm using right now in Carmen and may you have Wi-Fi. Carmen is already moved.
The Little Green Man in Salamanca are totally cool. At least in Most Fußjgängerampeln on main roads is always, how long are still green, is green and the male begins to run comfortably. The less time you have, the faster it runs, it runs until the end, as if it were his life.
I was already shopping for my apartment, but in the supermarket, where I was, there is no fresh whole milk or oatmeal. (The latter could possibly be wrong, but I could not ask because I do not know what to say oatmeal.) Well, now I have first-life milk and cereal and would soon look for another supermarket on the lookout. ^. ^
Tonight you go to the stands again, because the last day of the "Ferias y Fiestas" today. There's again Tinto de Verano lamb with bread! * * Froi
Oh yes, in the swimming pool there is Wi-Fi until October. But I will definitely visit every now and Carmen and / or go to Internet cafes and / or put me in front of the hostel, the Wi-Fi-key I know now, yes. = D
PS: oatmeal are therefore COPOS de avena. I'll ask on occasion thereafter.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
How Do You Stop Breast Milk From Coming
Yay! I have an apartment!
There is not the apartment with the cats, but it is my second choice - and the apartment where I left most of my squid. =)
It is located in a street with the beautiful name of La Alberca (in German: "The pond", but, fortunately, "The Swimming Pool"), and besides me still living two other students there. There is also a living room. I move in but will probably not until Thursday, because we have paid the hostel to Friday and get back a cent, if we move out earlier. But I do if I only after 15 feeding, only pay half the monthly rent for September.
Because I'm so happy here schonmal the address: Calle de la Alberca
35, 1 ° A 37007 Salamanca
Tonight, we were still on the great feast, which here is just everywhere, have an awesome Jazz band called "Los Hombres de Carlos" in the street saw and listened, and on the Plaza Mayor there was great music. What is going on everywhere.
morning we then rattle off the entire university matters in which we look for and make things must bureaucracy. I can not wait, because the university buildings here are mostly so beautiful that studying is the same make twice as much fun.
There is not the apartment with the cats, but it is my second choice - and the apartment where I left most of my squid. =)
It is located in a street with the beautiful name of La Alberca (in German: "The pond", but, fortunately, "The Swimming Pool"), and besides me still living two other students there. There is also a living room. I move in but will probably not until Thursday, because we have paid the hostel to Friday and get back a cent, if we move out earlier. But I do if I only after 15 feeding, only pay half the monthly rent for September.
Because I'm so happy here schonmal the address: Calle de la Alberca
35, 1 ° A 37007 Salamanca
Tonight, we were still on the great feast, which here is just everywhere, have an awesome Jazz band called "Los Hombres de Carlos" in the street saw and listened, and on the Plaza Mayor there was great music. What is going on everywhere.
morning we then rattle off the entire university matters in which we look for and make things must bureaucracy. I can not wait, because the university buildings here are mostly so beautiful that studying is the same make twice as much fun.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Is Metathione Effective
Salamanca: The Stupids beautiful
Yes, well, first the good. = D Salamanca (especially downtown) is pretty much the most beautiful city I've ever seen. It's all just so ... beautiful. All old houses, all of these great stones like sandstone, churches and louder, and at every turn any Fiesta. In addition, running around here so many young people that one might think the whole town is a single university.
And the hostel is ... well, a youth hostel containing. ^ ^. We are in the room about 20 people, but they are all full of nice and all come from somewhere else, and I must Give trouble, not easy to talk to all the English, but I'm with my English been better realized than I suspected.
Carmen and I are now an estimated 100 km through the city running, and took a look at availability. Then we were in a snack bar to eat a snack. My calamari was pimmelteuer (9,50 €!), And in the end I would definitely save me money, because in one of the apartments we were looking at (and actually beat me the way liked), I got the whole thing again ... joa. Luckily, the guy who showed us the, like most extremely loose and showed me the bathroom in time, I 'NEN given chewing gum and accompanied us to the outside.
age calamari age! Actually, I love. But the stupid in this snack bar were too expensive, not very tasty and then also spoiled. No more calamari.
Well, thanks to the calamari now I sit here in the hostel, while Carmen is on the City Festival. But after all the running today, it is not so bad to rest a bit. And slowly you go better again.
And with the apartments: The one I will prefer (! With 2 cats \u0026lt;3) is unfortunately pre-booked for 'ne Others, not tomorrow but know if they will or not. If I cancel that, I hope the other two who might like me, will still be available. If not ... . Continue searching =)
Wish me luck!
Yes, well, first the good. = D Salamanca (especially downtown) is pretty much the most beautiful city I've ever seen. It's all just so ... beautiful. All old houses, all of these great stones like sandstone, churches and louder, and at every turn any Fiesta. In addition, running around here so many young people that one might think the whole town is a single university.
And the hostel is ... well, a youth hostel containing. ^ ^. We are in the room about 20 people, but they are all full of nice and all come from somewhere else, and I must Give trouble, not easy to talk to all the English, but I'm with my English been better realized than I suspected.
Carmen and I are now an estimated 100 km through the city running, and took a look at availability. Then we were in a snack bar to eat a snack. My calamari was pimmelteuer (9,50 €!), And in the end I would definitely save me money, because in one of the apartments we were looking at (and actually beat me the way liked), I got the whole thing again ... joa. Luckily, the guy who showed us the, like most extremely loose and showed me the bathroom in time, I 'NEN given chewing gum and accompanied us to the outside.
age calamari age! Actually, I love. But the stupid in this snack bar were too expensive, not very tasty and then also spoiled. No more calamari.
Well, thanks to the calamari now I sit here in the hostel, while Carmen is on the City Festival. But after all the running today, it is not so bad to rest a bit. And slowly you go better again.
And with the apartments: The one I will prefer (! With 2 cats \u0026lt;3) is unfortunately pre-booked for 'ne Others, not tomorrow but know if they will or not. If I cancel that, I hope the other two who might like me, will still be available. If not ... . Continue searching =)
Wish me luck!
Friday, September 10, 2010
How To Have Healthy Polyps
... And what is with you the weather? = D
I'm sitting on the bus. Avanza bus has the great advantage of being in here, free Wi-Fi (haha, I am learning to!) Is, and I have the advantage that I've thought about it, take my laptop with battery in hand luggage.
The flight to Madrid was comfortable, and now we are now in Salamanca. And the people here are just COOL. They are so appealing to me now. I think they all hear at least once a day "Try Bird Comfort "and" Hakuna Matata ".
We almost missed the bus because we have not found the bus parking lot. This was mainly because we were in a totally remote end of the Madrid airport, namely at Terminal 4 (!). Jaha. And I thought the Frankfurt airport would be great.
Oh, and the weather! I have the feeling we were landed somewhere in Africa. Totally amazing landscape that looks almost steppe moderate, 'bright sunshine and at least 28 ° C outside. (That was shit as we are rumgeirrt rushed and confused with too heavy suitcases at the airport, but now it's great. ^ - ^)
here in the bus runs great music and any movie with the guy from The X in English. I'm looking forward to the Youth Hostel in Salamanca, in which we have registered!
for any typos, I apologize, I see nothing, because I face the sun is shining. >. \u0026lt;
Hope you will megaprimagut's!
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Virus. Shingles. Interior
1500 km distance
Hi all,
on 10 September at 12:30 is my flight to Madrid. If I'm on the flight without prejudice, as I believe it because I am an unwavering optimist, I will then - as soon as I arrived in Salamanca am and an Internet access track - here every now and then tell what's going on in Spain that and what I do, because otherwise you would miss me so full and I will too.
In Salamanca we go first in a hostel, so I have no idea how it will be there with the Internet. I do not know what wireless means in English.
* * nachgucken
Okay ... either "WiFi" or "inalámbrico acceso al Internet. I think I prefer the first. >. \u0026lt;
To leave comments here, you do not need a LiveJournal account (but you have only a funny nice little picture next to your name if you have an account thinks, after about it! ;-)). You can also simply when commenting on "Facebook" and click Connect from your Facebook account with LiveJournal.
So, looking from time to time so pure, hasta pronto,
Clara =)
Hi all,
on 10 September at 12:30 is my flight to Madrid. If I'm on the flight without prejudice, as I believe it because I am an unwavering optimist, I will then - as soon as I arrived in Salamanca am and an Internet access track - here every now and then tell what's going on in Spain that and what I do, because otherwise you would miss me so full and I will too.
In Salamanca we go first in a hostel, so I have no idea how it will be there with the Internet. I do not know what wireless means in English.
* * nachgucken
Okay ... either "WiFi" or "inalámbrico acceso al Internet. I think I prefer the first. >. \u0026lt;
To leave comments here, you do not need a LiveJournal account (but you have only a funny nice little picture next to your name if you have an account thinks, after about it! ;-)). You can also simply when commenting on "Facebook" and click Connect from your Facebook account with LiveJournal.
So, looking from time to time so pure, hasta pronto,
Clara =)
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