Funny sign I had to capture in Bonn
Today we got to sleep in an extra hour even though the there was construction going on outside of our dorm at 6:30! Argh. We had class from 10-12:30 and we got to present our projects. That was interesting, to say the least. After class, we had our lunch break and three of us brought our lunch so afterward we went and got gelato. Here it is like you can even eat if for lunch, and I think some Germans do. It is so good I tried the white chocolate and cookies- and the cookies tasted like chocolate chip cookies that were cooked, not cookie dough. It was a unique tasting gelato.
After lunch we had our German language class again and it was very entertaining this time. Kyle decided to ask the professor- “how to say that’s what she said?”We all died laughing and now we can start saying it in German. After German class I got a Nutella Crepe! It was delicious!
We also had a guest speaker come in from a soccer team in Cologne. He is in charge of sales and marketing for their team and he gave us a lecture on sponsorship. It was interesting to see a more international view on sponsorship.
After all of the school functions, Dr. Batista decided to treat us to the best Weinershnitzel restaurant in Bonn- in his opinion and now mine! It was so delicious! The AIB treated us to dinner and so all we had to pay for is drinks. Needless to say we all had a little fun and ended up walking back and bar hopping instead of taking the subway. The picture above displays our awesome open containerness while walking from place to place! It's so different here and we really aren't used to being allowed to just drink beer or wine while walking down the street. I think we will start to take advantage of this more often!
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