What is it like to be in a foreign country like Germany? I think one of my cousins is starting taking German classes now because she wants to learn the Ich Liebe Dich language. hehehe.
My auntie, who is currently living in Germany, wants my sister and I, and the rest of my cousins to spend her money for us to take a grand vacation to Germany! I have the coolest auntie, I know, but I’m unsure if I can go with them if this pushes through, because my fiance is going to kidnap me in December. Oh nooooes.
I’m more excited because I just stalked the hotels and events in Germany:
For visitors (English speaking or German speaking) going to Germany or Austria, it’s best to use one of these two websites: (1) Cheaperthanhotels.co.uk and try these pages: Hotels in Germany (Germany) and Hotels in Berlin (Berlin); (2) HotelsDeutsche.com and try these pages: Hotels in Berlin (Berlin) and Hotels in Wien.
Accommodation: from cheap stays to luxury resorts
-Check on the range of last minute and all year discount hotels often with free inclusions and use of facilities.
Events: what’s on and what’s hot
-Berlin’s calendar is loaded with annual fairs, festivals, concerts and parties.*The Berlinale (Berlin International Film Festival), the world’s second largest, is held in February.*April sees Festage (Festival Days) a host of gala concerts and operas held over 10 days.*Christopher Street Day in June is Berlin’s big gay event.*August features JazzFest Berlin.*In November Christmas markets are held throughout the city.
And…
Berlin is love.
January 25th, 2008 at 7:14 am
*cries* I won’t be traveling outside of the country or even the state for quite a long time. But Germany would be an interesting place to visit.
January 25th, 2008 at 11:13 am
Uh-oh. Are you my fianceé who’s posting these kind of entries?
Hehehe! Punta tayo ng Europe! 
January 25th, 2008 at 6:24 pm
@Thao how come?
@Hun hehehe. I wanna be a foreigner.