So Long, Farewell
15. May 2009 - 10:15
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Eileen Little 
I just wanted to let everyone know, who follows this blog, that today will be my last post with the DAAD. My internship ends tomorrow and I will be searching for new things to do in Germany. I haven’t quite figured out what I will be doing yet, but for the summer I will hopefully go back to teaching English. I recently met some other people working as freelance teachers who think the hours and money are great. So while it isn’t exactly what I want to do as a career it will be a good option for the summer. Make some money and do some traveling.
But before I start working again, I am going to take a vacation to Berlin and see a bit more of Germany! I
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leave Saturday morning and will be staying a week. I think that should be enough time to visit the capital of Germany. A friend of mine has told me about a free English tour that I hope I can join. I can’t wait to see all the historic landmarks of the East and West, and I know that there are many amazing museums that I will have to visit. If anyone has any tips from a trip they went on to Berlin please let me know.
I’ve had a great time sharing my experience with all of you. I will continue to check this blog periodically so if anyone has any questions or concerns about moving to Germany for study, for a career, or because they have a German boyfriend or girlfriend feel free to write because I am sure I have an answer for you. Take care! -Eileen
Hello, my name is Eileen Little and I am a 23 year old intern at the DAAD headquarters in Bonn, Germany.
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Hi Eileen,
Just stumbled upon your blog- I’m moving to Bonn with my partner in a few weeks and your posts have made us very excited about arriving in the summer!
Thanks for the informative blog- I hope you’re able to stay in Germany a while longer
Brenna
Comment by Brenna McNeil verfasst 28. June 2009 um 00:44
HI
IT’S VERY NICE TO KNOW ABOUT GERMAN THROUGH YOUR BLOG.
I REALLY APPRICIATE YOU THAT U R STUDYING AT GERMAN BECAZ MOST OF STUDENTS WANT TO STUDY IN U.S.
I WISH U GOOD LUCK FOR UR BEST FUTURE THAT U OPT.
I HOPE THAT U WILL BE VISIT ALL THE MUSEUMS THAT GIVE A GREAT PLEASRE.
EVEN I WANT TO PURSUE MASTERS IN AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING IN GERMAN .
IF U FIND ANY DETAILS MAIL ME
BYE BYE
KOMMU
Comment by kommu ravi verfasst 21. October 2009 um 11:57