“December in Bonn started with a party and this is how it ended,now it is almost the end of January and this phenomenon hasn’t changed much. Student communities seem to know how to get together and celebrate even during the most stressful of times, also known as “the two weeks before the exam period starts”.” Read … More Christmas holidays in Bonn and the afterneath.

“It’s been over a month since my last entry, but as to be expected Erasmus is probably one of the busiest period of one’s academic years.The constant struggle to balance academic pursuits with social life, leaves you with  little time for anything else, really. Speaking about time, Christmas is almost here, you can pretty much … More Weihnachtsmarkt & lebkuchen

“The wind was cold and rough, but this didn’t stop me and my friend  Stáňa from waking up unreasonably early to get ready and be in Cologne in time for 11:11.11 According to tradition, the Carnival officially starts  at 11 minutes past 11 on the 11th of the 11th month November.” Read More at Erasmusu.com

“The fist month of my Erasmus year in Germany is over,I must admit it has been a very pleasant one. The excitement of the first week is slightly quelled and it is slowly but steadily being replaced by a comfortable familiarity with both the city and the people.” Read more at Erasmusu.com  

“Another week abroad has come to an end, though a very active one, which has certainly given me a picture of how the student life is going to be in Bonn and naturally it involves a lot of fun and beer.” Read more at Erasmusu.com  

“How times flies, rather quickly for a relative concept and here I am, nearly a week since the day I passed the dreadful security check at the airport of Thessaloniki, the day I said my goodbyes to family, friends and  had a wonderful goodbye μπουγάτσα as soon as I reached Thessaloniki.” Read More at Erasmusu.com … More It’s been a week already!