Will I go to Germany, or will I not? :O

[peachxxlime]

Today I'm packing some stuff for a trip to Germany, that my biology class have planned. What can be mentioned is that this entire course is built around this trip.

But since a vulcano on Iceland decided to go boom boom boom and cover Europe in a cloud of ash, most airports have been shut down since we don't want to fly when it's ash in the air that

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[engleprinsessen]

did you get to Germany?
love your new layout! :D

[peachxxlime]

Yes, I did! We had to rent a bus and drive all the way + take a ferry. In total we had to spend four nights in the bus, but it was kinda cosy and you got to know everyone else a bit better that way as well.

I planned to make an entry about this but after we got home, I was really busy with a year-long project in school, and since that, I've been more or less a zombie. School is a bit crazy at the moment, since I'll be graduating in a couple of weeks, but I'll try to write some more soon.

And thanks! :D

[engleprinsessen]

aah, I see! and I totally get it, I'm also graduating soon, and my life is pretty much exams, exams, exams...and more exams. or actually, they're not that many, it just feels like it.
good luck, anyway :D

[peachxxlime]

I know! It's just really much at the moment. For me, it's not really many exams, but a whole lot of reports, short stories and essays. I don't get it. My teachers are like: "Okay, now we're just going to do a small, last assignment, it's going to be this short report, maybe 5-8 pages, about brittish or american litteratur history? And hey, why won't you read this 300-pages book while you're at it? And then make a review of it? And what do you say about doing an animated movie?". I'm going to feel so good when all this is over.
Good luck to you as well! ♥

[engleprinsessen]

just wanted to say: good luck on your exams! go go go!