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17 September 2016

Fun with Friends in Germany: Day 27 #HogsAbroad in Rome

Guten tag! Today was my only full day in Germany and I think we definitely used our time wisely. We woke up kind of late in the morning, took our time showering and getting ready and eating breakfast. We hung around the house for a little while and then come afternoon we left to take a train to Dusseldorf.

We met up with a few others and we just kind of wandered around the city a bit. We stopped at a restaurant for a little bit for drinks and then we got döners. If you aren’t aware of what a döner is, google image search it and you’ll be informed! They’re huge and they’re delicious and that’s all that matters. After our döners, we went shopping to a store called Primark for me because it’s very chilly here and I didn’t really have the proper clothes. I borrowed a jacket, but I brought dresses, so I was bound to be freezing. (I wasn’t expecting the temperature in Germany to be so different from Italy, but I should have thought about it a little more.) Once I bought a few things it was already getting late, so we headed back to the train and went back to Krefeld.

When we got back to Krefeld, we had dinner at Fiona’s and then got ready for the evening. Our evening plan was to go back to Dusseldorf with some friends and sit along the Rhine river. And we did just that, but it was very chilly and it started to drizzle a little bit. We sat a while longer because we were having a nice time, but everyone was getting cold and it was getting late anyway. We took the train back to Krefeld, but by that time, we were hungry again, so what did we get to eat you ask? Döners, of course! What else?

After our second round of döners, we caught our bus to go home. It doesn’t sound like a very eventful day, but I’m exhausted. It was a very enjoyable day though, so I’d say it was worth it. The next time I blog, I’ll be back in my apartment in Italy, so until then–Auf Wiedersehen!
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