European Life

I got a bike! I feel so European now. Waiting on the bus takes a long time and sometimes when you can't make it to the bus stop on time, it's better to just get on your bike and peddle until you die. I love my new bike, we bought it from Udo (this old German guy that works at the bike store).

Also, we can drink anywhere here which is pretty awesome. We sometimes just go into a store, get a couple of bottles, and drink as we're walking to our destination. It's pretty sweet. Sure going to miss this when we go back. 

 

Home Away From Home

Today, we explored the city of Rostock. We went to Kropeliner Strasse and walked around Unitplatz.

Rostock, home of the Fischbrötchen...

We are finally here. Caro picked us up and helped us move into our new apartment in Gartenstadt. We also met our new roommate Annegret, she's super nice. We don't have that much but I'm sure we will make it homie soon.

 

Finally in Berlin!

After 2 flights and 2 longggggg layovers, we finally made it to Berlin. Whoooo! Cora picked us up from the airport and we had Döners and beer. 

 

6 Hours in Stockholm!

We arrived in Stockholm and somehow got in contact with Kathrin. She took us around Stockholm and around the Gamla Stan (Old Town).

Goodbye, Georgia!

Today, we said goodbye to our families and flew to Miami. We had a 6-hour layover in stinky Miami and then we flew Stockholm, where we also had yet another 6-hour layover.

Eating an overpriced sandwich at the airport

watching infinite movies

Whoa! this is where we are...