Going Home

the best of times for some, the worst of times for others...i wont say where i stood on that matter because i still dont know...it was tough, no matter how you put it whether you were leaving a friend, or stuck in Denver, so close to home, yet so far away from home....but here we are the motley crew we are at the Stuttgart airport, saying our last good byes...

Anki and I, the greatest friends in the world. Anki is the greatest exchange partner in the world, in my humble opinion that is totally unbiased.

All of us

Good bye Germany...

THANKS MR. SCHULTE!!!

The American Evening....Our skit!! :) enjoy..

Dallas and Jeremy being awesome

Us Americans chillin at a train station

.....'the crew' being cool.

A beautiful view of a little bit of Austria

and yes...it is very green there

A very good place to buy the most amazing tasting Cheese ever!

Luki, Jeremy and Chance

The Palace in Ludwigsburg

So this is the Palace in Ludwigsburg.
This is an amazing palace. It has awesome art, and wonderful things to see. You never get boared being there!!!

Stuttgart

Last Wednesday, The 17th I think, Mr. schulte took us out of School with our Host students and took us to Stuttgart by train. We had to ride 3 of them to get there. But we enjoyed the ride by talking to eachother and sharing what we have done so far.

Our first stop was the Mercedes

Benz Museum. We were going to spend a. hour and a half there. Here are a few pictures of it...

This is the bus of the 1972 Championship German National Football Team.

After that we went somewhere to eat. it was in a park and it was some type of outdoor eatery. I didn´t get pictures of it sadly enough.

But we did have fun after that too. We went shopping in this really big shopping district in Stuttgart. We also loked at some castles. It was the last place we went. So here are some pictures...

Destini is just enthralled with Mr. Dörings explanation of the history of Stuttgart.

This is the new palace in Stuttgart.

Aureila is trying on a hat.

This is the old palace in Stuttgart. Incidentally, it stands right next to the new palace