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Category Archives: Fall 2010
Berlinale
My life is usually not so exciting, but last week was quite eventful. I was out sick the entire week, which was quite frustrating due to me already taking one week off in January for the same reason. Despite my … Continue reading
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Tagged Berlinale, Sick Week
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Light-hearted Melodies
I apologize for not having blogged last week! Last week was Winter Break and although I decided to stay in Berlin, it was one of the busiest weeks I’ve had up ’til this point. Before I continue: Happy Lunar New … Continue reading
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Tagged choreography, Lunar New Year, new students
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Teachers’ Night Out
I know it must seem silly to post a picture of a Google Chrome ad on a blog, but I find it really funny and interesting. Are there any Google Chrome ads in the US? I feel like Google is … Continue reading
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Tagged Colleagues, Google
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More Science!
As always, I like to balance my posts with different feelings, perspectives and the occasional silliness, so this week’s post is a treat into my recent endorphin-inducing activities. Bring on the happy! The picture on the right makes me giggle. … Continue reading
Avoiding One Would be Futile
If you were wondering what thing you could possibly not avoid in Germany is, the picture above says it all. Of course, I’m talking from a mental, emotional and historical perspective. If you don’t want to go visit one, it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Concentration Camp, German History, Sachsenhausen-Oranienburg
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A Short Excursion
The picture on the right is, ladies and gentlemen, the only store located in my really good friend’s village, which is located about 20-30 minutes outside of Hannover. She attends university in Osnabrück, which is why I posted a couple … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas Break, Hannover, Osnabrück, Phaeno, Wolfsburg
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The New Year
New Year’s resolution numba one: post more blogs. I somehow managed to go blog-less throughout the entirety of December. Ouch. Well, here begins Part A of my Sparknotes version of late November and December 2010. (Yes, Sparknotes, not Cliffnotes. Sparknotes … Continue reading
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Catchin’ Up Part Deux
Turkey Day having come and gone, I feel it my blogging duty to recapitulate my French experience of this most American of holidays. The Saturday before Thanksgiving, I caught the TER down to Valenciennes, about 40 minutes away by the … Continue reading
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Catchin’ Up
Due to a combination of procrastination, internet failure, and general business, I kind of stopped posting there for a while. Sorry ’bout that. Here’s one of two posts I wrote back in November: Things have picked up quite a bit … Continue reading
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The Arrival of Christmas Gifts
I’d like to take the time right now to thank whoever was in charge of the Hunt Middle School (Tacoma, WA) students’ schedules during the 2000-2001 academic year. I’ve always been selfish and just pinned it to fate and coincidence … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Transportation Systems, Visitors
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