Hey Amanda! Es ist schön deine ausführlichen Berichte zu lesen;) Ich verstehe dich sehr gut und muss sehr über die deutsche Bürokratie lächeln. Ich fühle mich schlecht, dass ich dir nicht helfen kann und mit dir Zeit ín Düsseldorf verbingen kann. Ich freu mich so sehr wenn wir uns sehen! Es tut gut zu hören, dass du Kontakte knüpfst und so spannende Leute kennenlernst;) Du bist eben Amanda und zu intelligent und outgoing um zu Hause traurig zu sein oder dich zu langweilen! Und es ist sehr spannend deine Beríchte über die Hospitation zu lesen. Ich werde ja auch Lehrerin und mit den selben Kindern mich rumschlagen müssen. Die süßen aktiven 5er und 6er und die schlauen 13er. cool oder? bis bald ich freu mich auf dich! Deine Esther
You should definitely come besuch in Düsseldorf! I generally work mornings Monday through Wednesday, and sometimes Thursday, but you're welcome anytime. Let me know dates and wishes and whatnot as they develop. :)
Esther,
danke für die Nachricht! Ja, die deutsche Bürokratie kann frustrierend sein... aber es ist so in alle Länder, glaube ich. Man muss lächeln; sonst würde er weinen. ;)
Ich freue mich sooo auf unsere nächste Treffen! Viel Erfolg beim Klausur! xx
Just to let you know that I've always thought of you almost all grown up. You have a good head on your shoulders and make wise decisions. Anyways, I suppose even in another 10 years, I will still think of you as "almost all grown up". Nice to know all is going well and love to read about your experiences and thoughts.
I remember when you were little and you'd come over to Grandma E's house for a family gathering. More often than not, you'd bypass everyone and slip into the den to play Mario Brothers. "Scott, do you think she's anti-social or special?" "I think she's addicted."
Well, I've always thought you were special - in every wonderful sense of the word. You live each opportunity to its fullest and I am insanely proud of you!
And I love Gregg's comment! When my sister was in college, our dad would send her letters that said, simply, "R" or "A" or "T." Well, you get the idea. Dads are funny like that.
I think this comment appropriately fits under the heading of "also" as it's kinda random.
Hahaha... yes, Kim, I was most definitely addicted. This is also probably why I bought an NES with Super Mario Bros. 3 in my junior year of high school, and when Romain came to visit last year, I made him play it with me until we beat the game.
And, thank you. Your comment made me laugh and smile. Yes, both.
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Hey Amanda :)
Enjoying the blog a lot. By the way, planning to be back in Deutschland ab Februar. Would love to come besuch in Duesseldorf!
lg,
Schley
Hey Amanda!
Es ist schön deine ausführlichen Berichte zu lesen;) Ich verstehe dich sehr gut und muss sehr über die deutsche Bürokratie lächeln. Ich fühle mich schlecht, dass ich dir nicht helfen kann und mit dir Zeit ín Düsseldorf verbingen kann. Ich freu mich so sehr wenn wir uns sehen! Es tut gut zu hören, dass du Kontakte knüpfst und so spannende Leute kennenlernst;) Du bist eben Amanda und zu intelligent und outgoing um zu Hause traurig zu sein oder dich zu langweilen!
Und es ist sehr spannend deine Beríchte über die Hospitation zu lesen. Ich werde ja auch Lehrerin und mit den selben Kindern mich rumschlagen müssen. Die süßen aktiven 5er und 6er und die schlauen 13er. cool oder?
bis bald ich freu mich auf dich! Deine Esther
Hey Matt,
You should definitely come besuch in Düsseldorf! I generally work mornings Monday through Wednesday, and sometimes Thursday, but you're welcome anytime. Let me know dates and wishes and whatnot as they develop. :)
Esther,
danke für die Nachricht! Ja, die deutsche Bürokratie kann frustrierend sein... aber es ist so in alle Länder, glaube ich. Man muss lächeln; sonst würde er weinen. ;)
Ich freue mich sooo auf unsere nächste Treffen! Viel Erfolg beim Klausur! xx
Dear Amanda,
Just to let you know that I've always thought of you almost all grown up. You have a good head on your shoulders and make wise decisions. Anyways, I suppose even in another 10 years, I will still think of you as "almost all grown up". Nice to know all is going well and love to read about your experiences and thoughts.
Love,Mom
Can't type.
Love, Dad
Mom: Thanks. :)
Dad: Your comment made my entire day. I'm so happy you're reading my blog!
Love you both! :D xoxo
I remember when you were little and you'd come over to Grandma E's house for a family gathering. More often than not, you'd bypass everyone and slip into the den to play Mario Brothers. "Scott, do you think she's anti-social or special?" "I think she's addicted."
Well, I've always thought you were special - in every wonderful sense of the word. You live each opportunity to its fullest and I am insanely proud of you!
And I love Gregg's comment! When my sister was in college, our dad would send her letters that said, simply, "R" or "A" or "T." Well, you get the idea. Dads are funny like that.
I think this comment appropriately fits under the heading of "also" as it's kinda random.
Hahaha... yes, Kim, I was most definitely addicted. This is also probably why I bought an NES with Super Mario Bros. 3 in my junior year of high school, and when Romain came to visit last year, I made him play it with me until we beat the game.
And, thank you. Your comment made me laugh and smile. Yes, both.
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