M.C

M.C

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Die

You know you have been in Germany too long when you look at Justin Bieber's new album coming up called "Die in your arms" and keep looking at the word die and wondering why in the world he would use a german word on his album.
die is either an article in the german language or used in the colliqual language as they, she or formal you. Pronounced a lot differently than the English word.

My brain is becoming too confused.


M.c Kenna

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Regensburg

Went down and visited Catherine Bui in Regensburg :). Bought a dirndl, had a great time with her family, watched the Bayern Munich game and overall just had a good time.




































Memories

I'll just let some of the photos tell the story.



I know I am in Franken. Wir sind auf eine Kellar gegangen!





I got a picture with my host dad's beer.




Brotzeit.






my lego stormtrooper that hangs from my backpack everyday. I know Alyssa is probably jealous of my purchase.



Meine wanderfreunde.






my host dad snuck out while I was reading in the hammock and quickly snapped photos.


A Peugeot! They do actually exist! while in the bike parking lot of the swimming pool.







the leftovers of an old celtic wall and my head peeking over it.






Walberla fesssssssst. A festival on the first weekend of may on top of the highest mountain in the region.




host dad and I over the view of the Forchheim region.




:)




Reichsparteistag gelände












was riding my bike back home.. and decided to snap a photo of the sunset.





I am going to definitely miss the many bike paths in this land.

Wednesday, May 16, 2012




Regnenbogen!



Tulpen!




What McDonald's looks like in europe... Erlangen, Deutschland waiting for a bus to take me to church.




A church in Erlangen




Canal behind the LDS church in Erlangen




rusted bike







Shopping cart.







Some place in Forchheim..












Oster Brunnen.


















Host dad, host sis and I














Location:photos from here, there and everywhere