Hallo! :)

We came back to Finland three weeks ago and it's crazy because it feels much longer.
We had so wonderful time in Germany that I would buy tickets back there right away! :)

We did so much things and we all have lots of great memories. I miss all of u :)

We visited so many places but these places would not have been anything without you.
And I wanna thank everyone of you for this unforgettable experience.

See you guys soon! <3 - Julia

Hey! 2 weeks ago we were there. The trip was wonderful experience! We visited in your school and your music lesson which was nice. 

We went to Berlin, Wernigerode, Leipzig and of course Aschersleben. We walked around and shopped in the cities. The cities are very cool but different than in Finland.

During the trip we also went bowling, to a handball match and visited many museums. 

Saturday we had a farewell party and it was a lot of fun! ;D Now we are in cold Finland and we miss you all!<3
                                           
<3: Julia P. and Janina :)

One week is over now...and I really miss the Finns!:( I enjoyed the 5 days, we had! They were filled with fun and happiness. For me, this exchange-project was a total success and one of my best experiences I've ever had! It was interesting to see, how the people of the finnish Kerava live, what kind of school system they have, which cultural differences they have,...,... . :D I was just overwhelmed :D But don't talk about the beautiful past...let's talk about the cold present. The week we had was great. Although the weather wasn't the best, I, and I hope the rest of you people, really enjoyed the  days (as I already said-upps :D ) We visited Berlin, Aschersleben, Leipzig and Wernigerode and had a lot of funny, interesting and frosty moments :D To go on these trips with you Finns was awesome....I was always laughing :D, it was interesting and a big pleasure to talk  with you Finns ;-) and it was a curious experience, to speak english all the time...and start thinking in english :D The last week also helped me, to improve my finnish-skills:..so I can proudly claim, that I can say: noloa and soumalainen rakas :D But at least I think.....we have to meet us again :D WE HAVE TO DO!!!!! But in summer :D Thank's for the great time ;-) Flo

Final day :(

So this is the final day here.. :( But we are going to have some fun together!! :)A little something for you Today, we had a trip to Leipzig, and went in to some museum. Yesterday we had a trip to Wernigerode (hope I wrote it right) and visited the local castle. And I've also noticed that the German people are some feally good company :) and taht speaking Finnish is getting harder all the time... But now I think I'm gonna start enjoying my last night here :)

Here's for you boys :)

Kalt

Today the first thing we had was a speech from the principal of Gymnasium Stephaneum and a walk around the school. The school is very nice and the buildings here are beautiful.
We had a dinner at school and some free time, which we spend by just hanging around. The weather's really cold but we, as Finns, are used to it :D
After that we went bowling together but it was different than normal bowling, and it's called Kegeln. We had a lot of fun there and our little international group is really great :)

- Reeta, Julia & Laura

Finaly in Germany!

First thing I realized when starting to write this text for the blog was that they've a little bit different button-placing in their keyboards in Germany. I hope I'll get used to it. This really feels a little hard... But enough about the keyboard already! I had to wake up at 4 o'clock this morning. Our flight was supposed to leave at 7 o'clock but it was 45 minutes late. :( The flight took about 2 hours. When we arrived in Berlin we found out that  all the German friends of ours were already waiting for us :) We spent some time touring around Berlin. After Berlin we jumped into our bus and got to Aschersleben. And now, here I am, writing this text with Florians laptop.
  When we arrived here we ate (a surprise, huh?). "Would you like to drink beer while eating," asked Florians father. "Yes please" I replied. "Welcome to Germany!" says Florian. Oh, by the way, the beer was non-alcoholic ;)
  So the next thing we're gonna do is propably going to bed. Good night, sleep tight, don't let the bugs bite! :)