Is eating a “100 years old egg” in Berlin a crime?
City life . Culture . Food . Student life . Travel . UncategorizedToday I am twenty years old. Each day I have a lunch and a dinner like most of us have in our European countries. Every month I will eat fifty-six meals. During a year, my stomach and intestines will digest almost 2968 lunches and dinners. That is a lot, I know. But most of the
Nature is a part of us
Student life . UncategorizedNature is something relative to us. To some it is the park in the middle of the city, to others it is the field in their backyard or the countryside. To many, especially in the developing world, it can represent destruction. Some see it as a force we can abuse others one we should fear.
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Authors . Culture . Student life . Uncategorized09.16.2018. My sixteenth day in Munich. A really special day with many unexpecting things to see! Let’s face it: During the morning I planned to go for a walk in the famous “Englisher Garten”. I remembered having been very astonished by this huge green place you can find in the center of Munich. With an
A festival, a boat and saving a bunny from starvation
Student life . Travel . UncategorizedWhile I personally don’t often set out to view nature myself, I have a lot of friends who feel a strong connection to nature. I can experience nature as beautiful as much as any other person, however it usually isn’t my idea of spending time. That said, because some of my friends do have that
My growing appreciation for nature
City life . Student life . Travel . UncategorizedWhen I think about nature in the Netherlands, I immediately get a negative feeling, especially in the winter months. Grey skies, a lot of rain and the cold. When I lived in the Netherlands, I rather stayed inside with a cup of hot chocolate and watching Netflix movies than go out of the house. Thinking
Kramerspitz: 1,985 Meters of Beautiful Exhaustion
Sports . Student life . Travel . UncategorizedMy lungs are burning. My legs are aching. My feet are sore. The still, silent air is only broken by the sound of our group’s heavy breathing. And though I am suffering physically, I am enthralled to be here. The beauty of the rugged and wild landscape is striking. Under the cold and bright sun,
Nature is in everything
City life . Student life . UncategorizedThe orange and yellow leaves that are slowly swirling down the trees make the streets look full of colour. The empty trees and the branches that are moving from left to right through the wind. It is autumn! The temperature drops most of the days although some days feel like summer all over again. People
Driving to Schloss Neuschwanstein and Königssee
Student life . Travel . UncategorizedFinally, the scene of the sunset on our way to Munich. The sky was divided into two colors, light blue and light orange. Under the sky background, we were driving on the German highway. I think this kind of experience will be one of the most unforgettable memories for me~
Chasing colors
Student life . Travel . UncategorizedEver since I was a little girl I’ve always had a very strong connection with nature, I’ve always loved the outside, the landscapes, the parks, the animals and the colors. My mother graduated as a vet so I had the chance to surround myself with all kinds of animals growing up. She taught me how
All’s Well That Ends Well
Authors . Culture . Student life . Travel . UncategorizedBy Maya Lach-Aidelbaum To be perfectly honest, studying abroad in Munich was not my first choice. Berlin was. I was enamored with the idea of inhabiting the capital of Germany -a chaotic metropole known for its alternative culture, turbulent history and radical politics. However, it turns out that fate (or rather, my university’s international office)