So by 4:30 we had
- gone to the international center where I signed the rental contract
- purchased a month train pass until the "Semester Ticket" kicks in
- went to Deutsche Bank and set up an account, because they needed bank account info to complete the rental agreements
- went back to the international center to show my proof of insurance and complete enrollment
- got to Ulmenweg right in time so I could get my room (and right in the nick of time! apparently they don't do move-ins later than that, or they charge you)
After that I met up with a bunch of international students to go on a pub crawl (and I met the ones from UF, are you happy mom? :p )We went to three different places, and although I still don't like beer (only one for me! i'm hoping I grow to like it...it really is cheaper than the water...2-3 euros, compared to 3 euros for a larger bottle of "still water.") But the coolest thing is that most beers are served in their own special glasses: each different kind of beer has a glass with it's name on it, and the size, and all are shaped differently. Some are the traditional beer mugs, others are beer mugs that are taller and thinner with the handles that are higher up. There were even some that were tall and were wavy! Quite cool.
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