The (almost) end

Well... It's been a long time since I've written here. There are only 2 weeks left and I need to write (probably) my last post.

The second semester was way ''calmer'' than the first one, but it was still fun, beautiful and worth experiencing.

- We have travelled a bit; Zürich, Luxembourg, Frankfurt, Berlin and home every(!) month from Jan - May - but I'm glad I finished almost all of the exams and can finish bachelor this september and got rid of braces.
In Berlin I met father and mother came to visit me for a short time in Hd; both were happy moments which reminded me that going home will have some advantages ;)

 

(Luxembourg)

(Frankfurt)

- Drink some better stuff as Jack Daniels and ate good food, which is very important..

 

(Omar cooked their typical dish from Saudi Arabia, Ana prepared cheese pancakes and buckwheat ''štruklje'')

- Started hanging out at Neckarwiese, smoked some shisha; mother still really proud on that...)

- And watched soccer the last month. Finale was awesome, I suppose I will never be in the winner country of WM anymore (or maybe slovenian team improves so much...). It was also the one and only moment when german system doesn't work as perfect as it should - table reservations didn't work (well, there were mostly not germans responsible for that), bars full of people, security could hardly have some control, no taxis from midnight till early morning or moonliners (night buses), but bikes still all locked (wasn't me checking..), professors unable to keep their mind concentrated on the lecture and probably not everyone was at work on time the next day..

Apart from that I did some sports; march - a very lot, april - a lot, may - hardly something, june - very close to nothing, but now I am swimming regularly again. I am taking part in the relay of Heidelbergman (triathlon) and will have to swim 1,6km in a scary dirty river (I guess there are also crocodiles in there, because the green parrots fly around everywhere in Hd). But swimming makes fun (until the cramps come and sun burns your skin...). I am also discovering some new cycling roads and enjoying the nature, which is not that bad here around as I first thought.

At the moment I'm keeping myself busy with studying for the last exam at the home uni, writing thesis and trying not to miss anything because of that. Sometimes I forget about ''If you don't go, you don't have a story'', but it turns out again and again to be true. 

So, if Im not with friends, to lazy to study, not swimming.. then I just lie on the hammock (prevod: viseča mreža :)) and watch the sunsets. They are the most beautiful ones. 

I am looking forward to spend the last weeks as good as possible - there are already goodbye parties on the event-list, friends from Slovenia comes to visit me, we will visit Omar in Freiburg and probably travel to Bodensee.

Apart from people I met and developed a special friendship, I will miss those sunsets, enormous amount of free time, casual easy meetings, funny and relaxing trips, meeting new people, friendly and happy german people on the streets (who spontaneously return you a smile), the view on the castle  and ''Alte Brücke'', Neckarwiese, swimming pool (+the old guy, who invited me to a dance with him, so nice!), my every week flat bike road, surprisingly good Pizza, terrible pasta (!), the best Hugo, triathletes on every step, amazingly easy erasmus exams and more and more... 

Negative experiences are rare, but I tried to take the positive out of them and learned a lot.  

I will leave enriched with many experiences, some tears, happyhappyhappy memories and a lot of new songs on my playlist, which will always remind me of my staying in Hd :)!