My days in Portsmouth are as good as counted in the last few weeks, unfortunately, a sentence came increasingly into use: "Oh my gosh, this is the last time ...."
The last time in Walmart for shopping, The last time my phone charge, International Forum Meeting was the last time and my last essay, the last seminar and the final test, the last time in a pub and check my mailbox. The last time the last time .... Aaaah!
I can not tell you what a crazy feeling that. Finally, I have now lived here for four months, lived my life and really had a great time and suddenly it all is coming to an end. A rather stupid feeling!
especially since it now but everything went so fast. The week after Thanksgiving was packed with learning, then stood the tests, everyone was stressed and busy and suddenly it went off.
I tinkered and Verena some parting gifts for close friends and then went away even one by one. It was really kind of stupid from all the people to adopt, especially as is possible, most likely not be seen again. At least not in the near future. And surely that is sad. (
But besides all the learning stress and the planning for our big trip we have at least tried, even as much as possible to take all
So the farewell marathon began on Monday in touch with Jon, we were. with him at home for Mexican food he cooked and invited delicious quesadillas for us.
was on Tuesday evening, then a final common Eating with our two roomies. And only when we sat together, I realized how much I have two now but dear to the heart and the farewell was for me then but much, much worse than I thought even at the beginning of the semester. Although we are four in two different worlds, we have adapted very well to each other at the end and the two are really two very nice girls that I will miss for sure! (
On Wednesday, we then invited James, Matt and Kelly to a farewell dinner for us, it was the last pack noodles and then we played a very funny American game called "Apples to Apples"..
The last cheese dumplings in America
Matt and Kelly with cheese spaetzle, Fleischküchlein and brown sauce
Verena playing
James
In the game "Apples to Apples" is put a green card with an adjective in the middle of the table. Each player has seven red cards with different terms. Now, each player must choose a word that fits in his opinion, the best adjective to the green. The player who has put the adjective may then decide between all the red cards, which he believes fits best. And here you see a very questionable associations!
On Thursday was big farewell party for the international students. Together we drove to the bowling and laser tag play and to finish in the Japanese restaurant Yamasato. After the meal, then came again, and Matt Kelly to us and we played until the early morning games.
Let's get ready to bowl!
Eric, Trista and Sam
way, I was second:)
Trista and I
And then came the highlight for me! Play laser tag! :)
The girls
The red team
The green team
And then it looked from the inside ...
:) And the games has really totally fun!
In Japanese Resataurant with my chicken Kaku or something like
Our Chinese exchange students
Sams sushi
Trista
Trista and Verena
Sam on his tofu discussion ... : D
After dinner, Matt and Kelly came over still with us and we played again Apples to Apples and other games
Matt
Matt crumpled remains of the cheese spaetzle
And of course we had to teach Kelly idiot
were on Friday then equal to several partings. By Rita Haider, the woman was responsible for us internationals from Trista, Suzy, Roxy, Hamza and Estefania. And after all these farewells we spent one last evening with our movie-RA Bethany.
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