Only been a few days and I'm getting a feel for the place, sure I've spent time in at work and in a hotel, but it's the smell of the place, the air, putting your ear to the ground and listening to the beat of peoples feet pounding the pavement. I like the fact I can walk out where I'm staying and see the Kandinsky exhibition is next to the museum for Greek and Roman sculpture. I suppose it's the feeling that I'm not going to get shanked, maybe the feeling that all the Chinese restaurants are run by Vietnamese. Whatever it is, will I call this place home? As the girl I fell in love with nearly half a decade ago said to me 'who knows?'.
sports
- Portsmouth vs Hull
- Famgusta vs Bremen
- German roads as good as I have thought
- the snow that lasts forever, kicking it down never gets old
- watching Bremen play, football cultural exchange was never going to be this good
- finally getting home without getting lost, needing to park 5 times, find no spaces in the car park
- upstairs downstairs at work, my legs will be even bigger come xmas
- the way German's drive, actually very my kind of driving.
- German girls that eat curry, very nice
- seeing Glen Johnson's goal, lean over to shake my old bosses hand to find he was pissing about with his phone and missed the whole affair
- the fact that my dad will try and save money even if the company is paying for it
- having the courage to slowly speak (broken, basic one of the b's of this world) German

