Back home in good old Germany

Back to reality

About a month ago I was still in England enjoying my time there and now I'm back home again. On the one hand it is nice to be back, to see all my friends again and to spend time with my family,boyfriend and my girls, but on the other hand it is also a little bit strange to continue life just as it was before I was away. It seems to me that time rushes even more and my time in England feels more like a dream in my mind than reality.

In three weeks time my university courses will start again and I am anxious to see if my english improved so much that my profs and colleagues hear a (hopefully big) difference. Yesterday I moved back to Coblence in my own room in a flat in the city centre and had a nice suprise: My flatmates decorated my room with flowers and balloons and they designed a big sign which said: "Welcome Back,Toni!".

sky above Coblence

Just because my journey is over doesn't mean that I won't stay in contact with J., P.&P. and Jackie. I really want to go back in my next semester holidays so I think I will write again about that journey. Another nice piece of information is that J. is going to visit her brother in December, so I am sure we will meet than. I'm really looking forward to see her again.

But at first I need to keep up studying in Coblence, because otherwise I won't become a good teacher. Haha. But I think it will be nice because I have really nice flatmates and other friends here so the next semester will be over very quickly. In the next weeks I will be busy because I want to visit Elena who moved from Coblence to Frankfurt in Frankfurt, I will visit my sister because it's her birthday in two weeks time and I will go to a big celebration party in cologne because my boyfriend finished his "Phsysikum". Don't worry about me I will enjoy my time!:)

But now it's time to say goodbye for a short time.

I really hope you all enjoyed reading my blog, and maybe I encouraged you to go abroad and visit and explore England.

Best wishes! XXX

Kommentare

Beliebte Posts aus diesem Blog

Manchester, Liverpool and Lyme Park

Dear all, The new year has just started and I must admit I really needed the time off. It felt so good to be back home and I really enjoyed being far away from school and my job. Although I love working with the kids it is sometimes really hard to be so far away from your boyfriend, your family, your friends and your whole life at home. But nevermind. I will tell you about my last trip. So, just before the christmas holidays started I did another trip with my French friend M. Straight afterwards, I did not have time to wrote a travel summary so here it finally is: On our last weekend we took an early train from Lincolnshire to Manchester and stayed the whole weekend in a hostel which was called "Hatters". I must say I cannot really recommend it although it was a recommendation in my travel guide. Although its location was really central, the hostel was very old and run down. But nevertheless, the enjoyed our trip. On Friday we arrived at noon and had lunch in a nice pu

YORK

A cold but great day in Northern England I once read in my UK travel guide that if you only have the chance to explore one city in the North of England, you should definitely spend one day in York. The city is not only surrounded by a wall but also by two rivers. These are the river Ouse and the river Foss which confluence in York. Because the city has been existing throughout two millenia it has so much to offer. Only one example is York Minister which is the cathedral of the city. York Minister is one of the largest cathedrals in Northern Europe and the Archbishop of York has his seat there. By the way, the title "minister" derives from churches which were established in the Anglo-Saxon period as missionary teaching churches. We did not go inside (you have to pay a lot to get inside) but we took a look at the cathedral from outside and it really looked stunning. Somehow it reminded me of the Cathedral of Cologne, although it is at the same time very

Manchester

Hi everyone! My last week at work was really really busy. It was kind of unsatisfying because I had so much work and did not get any reward for it and therefore I was really looking forward to spending the weekend away with my sister who knows me very well! So I was very happy to meet her on Friday and I really enjoyed the weekend with my sister. We met in Manchester Picadilly which is like the main train station in Manchester and we spent the whole weekend in this beautiful city. I was really suprised because some people had told me before that Manchester would be rather rough and not too nice. Others, especially young people said that Manchester is really cool and that I should really experience the Nightlife . So me and my sister, we were open to experience the city without any prejudices and in the end the city proved the opposite. We really had a great time in Manchester!! We did not only visited the Christmas market (where we drank one mulled wine f

Very British- A Journey to England

Dieses Blog durchsuchen