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Hallo!
As you all may or may not know, I started school this week. ( Hence, my lack of updates)
School here is different in every way from school in America. It starts and ends at different times, taking the bus is socially acceptable, and noone sleeps in class! ( Except me) And as a exchange student and a non-german speaker all the classes sound exactly the same to me. I typically only go to english,math,physics,and history. These are all on different days. So, I have a lot of free periods. This may sound boring but it's not. The 11,12,and 13th grade kids have there own lounge. Theres akitchen and radio and couches. Today people were making pizza instead of going to class. You can also leave school grounds, which is awesome. Most kids just stand outside and smoke but I like to go into this cool little shop that sells indian jewerly and lamps. Maybe sounds wierd, but I enjoy it. Also, you'll be glad to know that I've made friends! More than a few actually. I think its just because alot of the teachers dont know english and when they talk to me i just say ridcoulus things in reply, that the kids understand but they dont. Thus, the kids think I'm funny ( little do they know)
Also, yesterday I met with Chris ( A german exchange student that went to washington last year) We met in Flensburg, and walked around the city and got Flensburgs famous beer. He was very nice to me. I would say he's cute but right now my view on cuteness is very bias, anyone who speaks english is cute in my eyes. He asked me to go to some party with on saturday, buut bieng the social butterfly I am I already have a party to attend on that day. My friend from school invited me to a party in an abandoned farmhouse, sounds very risque' haha

I'll write more later, right now I must go defend the american flag