Special: signs and letters from Germany

So war Dresden

Leider sind die beiden Blogger-Mädels nicht so interessiert von alten Gebäuden. Diese Sachen sind uns in Dresden aufgefallen.

Walking around in Bautzen

Tusday the 9th was a pretty day for a sightseeing tour!

Looking back to our days in Berlin

1. View from the Brandenburger Tor

2. Holocaust Memorial

3. The Berlin Wall

4. Ampelmann!

5. A poster I saw

6. We got to know the Berlin subway pretty well..

Home sweet home

We have been back in Finland for 6 days now and I miss last week already! There are so many tests to take and a lot of homework to do that I don't remember what freetime feels like. Maybe being home isn't that sweet after all..

Anyway our problems with technology are finally solved so we can post some pictures of our week!

Liisa

Workshop-Tag

Tüdelü!

Heute haben wir den ganzen Tag beim Jugendhaus Steinbeck verbringt. Die beiden Blogger-Mädels waren in der Graffiti workshop so können wir nicht vieles über die anderen Workshops erzählen.

Bei dem Graffitiworkshop haben wir..
..etwas über die Historie von Graffitis gelernt (und ich zumindest ich fand das intressant!)
..einen eigen "tag" gemacht, also von deinen Namen oder Spitznamen so ein schönes Bildchen gezeichnet
..zwei Leinwände mit dem Thema "Zirkus" angemalt
..gelernt wie man ein illegales und legales Graffiti macht

Am Abend haben sich die Eltern, Lehrern und Schüler beim Jugendhaus gesammelt und die Resultate von ihren Workshops presentiert. Die DJs so wie auch die Breakdancers haben uns ihre Talente gezeigt. Die Fotografen haben eine tolle Diashow zusammen gestellt und unsere Gruppe hat das Bühnenbild hergestellt.





Gruß
Aliina

Wednesday

Today we spent the morning in the BA Bautzen University. We had a workshop and we heard a speech about the dual system they use in BA Bautzen. To the blogger girls it did not sound really fun; in BA Bautzen there are no semester breaks, you cannot retake a test more than once, you cannot retake a course and the school decies when you need to take the courses.

After lunch we went to the old prison that was used during DDR and the Cold War. It was cool to see and I think it made us all happy that we do not have to live like that! Sharing a tiny room with three other people for 25 years or living in a cell where you ar not allowed to use bathroom or a blanket, depending on the guards, for 21 days does not sond like a life we want to live!

Tonight we are going to have Finland vs. Germany bowling World Championship games! So see you later!

Liisa


(There are pictures coming, I promise, but right now we are having little issues with getting the pictures to the computer.. So we will get back to this later!)

Edit: The pictures of the prison were posted 18.11.