Today I took the test in German. It was fine, similar to the one I was taking when I was applying for the DAAD scholarship, but on the paper instead of the PC screen.

But another thing came to my mind today. When I handed in my ID and the guy read: Anna from Republic of Poland, I felt proud. There are many people here from many different destinations. For example, I live with a girl from Lithuania and two guys from Germany and China. When I was going to the university today I met a girl from Argentina. It was a nice feeling.

I guess it's the last entry here and I will move to another place because I didn't know I have to pay to put something here. If I have, I will move somewhere else, but we'll see.

I thought here the Internet would be everywhere, but it's not. I had little problems with connecting to the Internet in the city. Even in the Netherlands it was in every McDonalds, here - if you don't have a German number - forget about it. 

Yesterday I bought it (I mean the German SIM card), a little pricey, but still. When I came to the shop and asked the guy if he speaks English he tried a little, but when he asked where I wanted to call and found out I was from Poland he called his Polish friend :D and he connected to the WiFi then so that I have the password and here in Efferen I surf for free in the city :)

Picture1: The sausages I found in Real,-. They really looked like this but they were fresh. And tasted kinda good.

Picture2: My desk after carnival :)