Here you get a first impression of my room. In fact it is not much bigger than what you see on that picture. I'm living on about 5-6 qm at the moment. But for a year that's quite OK (less space to accumulate stuff I won't be able to bringt back after all). And, as you see, even a room as tiny at that one can be used as sleeping room, dressing room (although it's hard to reach the cupboard over the bed) and study hall (note the tea pot on my desk!). Oh, and it can turn into a guest room as well. On the floor is just enough space to squeeze in another matress (although part of it ends up in the bathroom). So, if anyone plans to stop by in Sao Paulo... just give me a call.
Ok, and here you see our cleaning plan. I mean, we
are four girls and one boy living together. And suddenly without a housemaid or a dearly caring mother at hand to do the dishes and whatever cleaning needed, our apartement tended to be quite a mess. 'till the german girl came. Because she organized a plan how to do the cleaning and even created a poster in the kitchen so that no one might forget: everyone cleans his/her own dishes, every week one of us is responsable for cleaning the whole apartment, once a month the windows are due as well (Sao Paulo is reeeeaally dirty). We'll see how the plan works out. Up to know no one complained (or are they afraid to?).
Hello everybody. Just a short hi with two new fotos. On the left you see Anja and me in Rio de Janeiro, observing Copacabana (trying not to blink into the sun). On the right you see Nando and me. He was a YFU-exchange student in my parent's house in 2003 and his family invited us over for dinner. We had quite a nice time and Anja even got some high-school books about Brazilian history so she could polish up her knowledge for university (sometimes we both lack some background-information in classes... like what was the famous 30-revolution about? And when did it take place? 1830? 1930? Or just 30 revolutionaries giving name to the event?)
