Hi guys :)

Oh, Jesus. I can't concentrate while I listen to Fred... But I also don't want to stop The Village... It hurts.

I changed now to Blasterjaxx. That will blow my mind away, so I won't be sad about the Village.

Let's start with work experience on last Wednesday. It was like always: Price the books! But we were finish at 12, so I could go early.

On Saturday, I went to Galway. Pictures are already on Facebook. (Wait... the DROP. I swear, I won't be able to hear when I'm older. I damage my ears at the moment. I like that. I really need that to calm down after this stupid history essay today. ELECTRO MUSIC FOR THE WIN). I took the bus at 8:25. Peter drove me down to the bus station because they also wanted to go out early on Saturday. They watched a match of gaelic football in Dublin. My journey went trough the beautiful west Ireland. That's the area what you think of when you hear Ireland. Empty, grass everywhere, sheeps and cows. It was really beautiful. You have to know that I love this area. I never was somebody who wanted to live with other humans. I'm the one who loves to live alone. With a few animals... The one who you know as "Einsiedler". I guess, that's me :D Did I already told you of the man who travelled from the south of America to the North? He needed 22 years with his horses. I'm so jealous of him. That's my dream...

But back to my point, I miss the topic of this blog. You don't want to know my future dreams, you want to know about Ireland.

When I arrived in Galway, I just started to walk without a plan. Like always. In my first weeks I always took a plan with me or something like that. But now I just walk. The first thing, I saw, was the christmas market in Galway. It was really funny. Because it was like a copy of the christmas markets in Germany. And actually it was. One woman made "orginal german waffle", there was a huge german christmas pyramide? Is that the name? I don't know really. However, there was also a "Paulaner Biergarten" and it was open. I asked me why there was the Oktoberfest on a christmas market... But back to the woman with the "waffle". First, that seriously wasn't german "waffle". It was more like the ones from belgium. Then, they also sold "Pretzel". Seriously, I stood there and thought if I should tell them that this isn't the right spelling. But I decided just to smile about them. By the way. They sold their "Pretzel" for 2 euros!! For the normal one with salt! In Germany, you don't pay more than 80 cent for one! Well, I just bought one hot chocolate for 1 euro because it was really cold this morning. Then I started to walk in the direction of the sea. I walked trough the city centre which was really empty this morning. In the afternoon there was a huge crowd of people. I walked along the coast, I found a "gegen Stuttgart 21" sticker on a bin and I walked trough an area called "Salthill". It was a long walk, it was around 7 kilometers along the coast. And the same way back. It was afternoon when I finished my walk. I ate something in the centre and looked a bit around. Pictures are already on Facebook, if you want to see them.

At least, I took the bus at 5 in the evening.

And today, on Sunday, I needed the whole day for my history essay. But it was just because my mobile was a succesful distraction ^^

Greetings from your overtired friend

Agi

PS: I can sleep how long I want. I'm always overtired. That's annoying...