What’s it Like Cooking and Shopping?

Regen, Regen, geh weg!

Yep, the nice rain that everyone craves for in Tampa, well, its here. Nice, slow…wet. And freakn’ cold. My jeans were wet as I told the zwischen test, to test my German knowledge so far. We (students) are half way through the kurs material, Yippee. I matched highest grades earned in the entire class on all the parts so far (Grammar, Reading, Listening) but I only passed 70-80% of the material. The written portion will be returned to us tomorrow. We had to write a short letter to a friend back home and answer 5 questions within the letter, z.B. How is the language course? I didn’t know either of the verbs in one of the questions: unternommen? anyone?

I am eating a big lunch now. On the weekdays, I cook. It’s much, much cheaper. However, since I have become a little more familiar with asking for things, I have been tempted to sneak into a nice Bavarian Restaurant for some Bierand Schweinshaxen auf Sauerkraut.

No, no, no…there is a nice Supermarket (funny that’s what they are called but it is smaller than a Walgreens). called, ALDI, that has very inexpensive and fresh fruits and vegetables. Also, 750mL of good (that is, some where outside of Germany) wine for only 2 Euro! Pepsi and Coke are more expensive than Bier and Wein! Weirdos. I am having corn on the cob (btw, very sweet & yummy), a salad, and a small Paprika Steak (made with pork). Big for me, but I wasn’t satisfied with the test results today so I am planning to study without stomach interruptions.

I have lived here for a month already. Wow! I am starting to miss friends and family (hi Mom!) from back home. Most of the people I met from school are temporarily staying in Munich. I like to listen to their accents. But hopefully as the summer wanes I will meet actual students living or studying here in Muenchen.

-Heza

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