Greetings from Linda

Hi everybody,

how are you doing? how does it go for you? I send you many greetings from the north of Germany, more precisely: from the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen. I started with a traineeship at the Jacobs University (a private university, former called: International University) in March and try to settle down in this foreign city. The University is about 30 minutes away from the city itself, but fortunately I found an nice room in an apartment- sharing community which is in the heart of the city. Therefore I theoretical have the chance to enjoy the nightlife every day but to tell you the truth: when I come home during the week I am definitely too tired to go out to party (different from the weekend, of course). At the moment we have ugly, windy and cold weather but I was told that it´s normality if you are living in a city almost next to the coast...


Maggie: Beside your nature I mainly miss the legendary happy Friday... I try to establish them into our pr department (but it´s not comparable to Einstein-Bagels)

Dee: Who provides me with the advise of the day???

Don: Hope you´ve found delicious dark chocolate in the meantime?

Jan: Are you still looking for freedom?

Marty: Did you put through that the Oreo-cake is officially adopted as the ceremony-candy?

Larry: I bet you could win a contest in pronouncing "Eberspaecher" professionally??

Lauren: I am planning to open a Panera Bread store in Bremen. Are you my first customer? Onion soup is for free...

Jen: How is life without the permanent attendance of workmen?

Joe: Yesterday I bought a popcorn-machine, yippie!

Jack: Is there time for a Bremen-visit during your next trip to Germany ;)?

Nicky & Mareike: Hope you both had a good start and got used to the "crazy Americans" J

Letty & Paul: It´s too bad that we couldn´t meet each other in person but I am sure you have a lot of fun with my ex-colleagues...