We were here now for over 3 weeks and I really enjoyed myself. The environment is similar to my home country so I never had the feeling like I have been in a foreign country. The people in Australia were so nice and friendly and I still keep texting to some oft hem. The Tuesday was a special day because the whole exchange was meeting up at the house of the Dances (Bruce's Host Family) to celebrate the last day of that successful exchange with a big barbecue.
My day started with reading my book for the german class and texting with my friends in Germany until my family woke up for breakfast. After that my exchange partner Josh and I helped in the house with cleaning some things up. Later on we chilled for the rest of the day at home until we left for the barbecue. When we had arrived, some students were already there so I brought our food to the other stuff and waited with the others until everyone arrived.
The barbecue was really good. After eating, my friends and I were playing tennis and having a great time with the other students. Some students even went to the pool and whirlpool until Mrs Otten and Mr Aktinson held a speech about the whole exchange project and how they all enjoyed it.
Then we took a huge group photo with all exchange students and family members.
On Wednesday I went with my host family outside for having breakfast. Then I bought a few souvenirs for my family.
We meet all up at 3:30 pm at the Airport for the check-in.
Soon we had to say good-bye to our host families and so we flew to Singapore.
The flight was for some reason way better than the one to Melbourne and there was also a very chatty Libanese young men who kept talking with us and even our teachers for a bit, so the seven hours long flight wasn't that boring.
In Singapore we had a small break until we were going with the same airplane to Dubai. I slept like many of us for most of the flight because it was about 2 am.
In Dubai we had a really big break about 4 hours so we used our meal vouchers for eating somewhere at the airport and texting our Australian friends about the journey.
It wasnt a big journey from Hamburg to Bremen so we took the train until we arrived where our families were already waiting for us.