About me and the decision to come to Munich
Authors . UncategorizedHola a todos! My name is Javier, but my friends prefer to use their own customized versions of it. I could say that I’m more used to hear things like “Hey Javs!” or “Qué pasa Javito” than any other kind of greeting followed by a “Javier” (They probably think it sounds kind of serious, although I really like it…). In
Sweet sweet freedom!
AuthorsGreetings! My name is Saoirse (Seer-sha), I’m 20 years old and I come from Ireland, hence the impossible-to-read-if-you’re-not-Irish name! Saoirse means freedom in Irish and so I like to live by my name and live freely. I’ve come to Munich on Erasmus for one semester but to be honest there was no real thought behind
Next Chapter: Munich
Authors . UncategorizedHello everyone, my name’s Enrica and I’m Italian, even though most people say I don’t really look like one. I have never really understood why and I don’t know if it’s a positive thing or not. Anyway, I like to think I’m a citizen of the world and my life is a story made up
Finally out of my box
AuthorsHey there, I’m Faith from the very sunny Singapore – some 10,055km away from Munich. Even as I am sharing this, being on exchange feels surreal. Just a year ago, I remember watching my seniors leave for exchange and seeing their posts and pictures feeling really envious of how fun exchange seems to be. Now,
Hello Second Semester… or Should I Say Hallo!
Authors . UncategorizedHallo! Ich heiße Lucy und ich komme aus England. Ich studiere “International Business with Communications”. Don’t worry non-German speakers, my whole blog post will not continue with such fluency in German… I have been in Munich now for eight months, eight months that have flown by so quickly it seems strange to type it. In
Cecilia is back, this time with an alphabet!
Authors . UncategorizedYou’d think no one is self-absorbed enough to write an alphabet about themselves. Well, you thought wrong. A for Animals: I love most animals and consider them to be an essential part of my life. B for British: On paper I technically am a Brit and to some I may even pass as one. C
My year ‘abroad’
Authors . UncategorizedHalli Hallo, My name is Emily, and I am British, although I haven’t actually spent a lot of time there and friends will often call me out on this. I was born and raised in north-west Germany, in a small town near Hannover, before moving to south-west England almost three years ago as I stared
The Danish Girl
AuthorsCecilie is my name. Like every third girl in Denmark. I was actually going to be named Sarah, but apparently I did not look like ”a Sarah”, when I arrived into this world. I was also at some point going to be named Andreas, but I did not look like ”an Andreas” either. Maybe it
The Significant Chapter of my Life.
AuthorsWho I’m Ann and I am born and raised in Hong Kong, one of the busiest cities worldwide in Asia. I would regard myself as a typical city dweller, that have got used to the city life and could never get tired of it. For instance, I have used to the 24/7 opening hours of
Mathilde Chocolate Milk
AuthorsIn the year 1995 in the country of Denmark, 403 baby-girls were born and named Mathilde. One of them was me. While my father was busy watching Tour De France, my mother was giving birth to me. Luckily my grandmother was there too. Normally babies cry when they are born. I didn’t and therefore I