Deutchland

So, I arrived safely, and boy was it a trip. I drove from Princeton to Chicago, flew to London, then flew to Frankfurt, took the train to Struttgart, and then one more train to Schwaebisch Hall-Hessental, and the bus to Schwaebisch Hall proper. Then had a bunch of walking up and down hills trying to find the Hotel where our keys are.

Our Dorms are at the highest section of town. Basically, when we want to go home, we just have to walk up the hill and we'll eventually find it. This also means your legs hurt. However, I have gotten used to it. Pictures of the town and whatnot are soon to come, I promise

So, I've started classes here in Germany. Two days down, and I've made a lot of friends. That, and everyone here speaks English or German. We have done a lot of English teaching, like today we taught someone the difference between similar words in the English language. It's not all english. It's mostly Denglish, which is half english and half german.

To tell you the truth, I haven't met too many Germans, since everyone at the school is an international student. My roommate is cool though. He's from Pennsylvania and really knows no german. He's catching on quick though

That's all I have now. Pictures to be up very soon.