Germany
- germany food
I’m on holiday in Germany to recover from my stressful life in Edinburgh and to warm up. What I’m doing to spend my time:
Other than that, I have been shopping in Lüneburg with my mum, studying statistics for another job interview (my current job, but permanent), and I saw most of my friends from university at a wedding in Köln.
What I noticed was that I find Germany stranger and stranger the longer I have been away. What’s the story with all the pharmacies and bakeries? And why always so serious?
Anyway, I had a lovely time catching up with friends, and it’s always also a bit sad that I don’t see them more often. But then I brought that on myself.
Here are a few pictures of Köln. (My colleagues asked me whether Köln and Cologne was the same place):
- sleeping
- napping
- reading
- complaining about the heat
- eating wurst
Other than that, I have been shopping in Lüneburg with my mum, studying statistics for another job interview (my current job, but permanent), and I saw most of my friends from university at a wedding in Köln.
What I noticed was that I find Germany stranger and stranger the longer I have been away. What’s the story with all the pharmacies and bakeries? And why always so serious?
Anyway, I had a lovely time catching up with friends, and it’s always also a bit sad that I don’t see them more often. But then I brought that on myself.
Here are a few pictures of Köln. (My colleagues asked me whether Köln and Cologne was the same place):
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| Breakfast after the wedding. |
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| Walnuss-Ahornsirup-Schnecke |
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| Martinswinkel |
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| Currywurst on the Rhein |
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| Queue for the soup kitchen next to the Dom. Tourists wondering what people are queuing for. |
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| Park near Aachener Weiher, pretty boy, and Rundfunkturm in the background. |
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