Day one in Germany

My closest friends drove me to the airport, dropped me off, and waved goodbye- for the last time in 2 years. I cried a little, but not as much as I thought  I would. As long as I didn't think of their names, I was okay. 

After having the craziest week ever, it's safe to say I haven't slept at all. So once I boarded the first plight, I was out. I was awake for a total of one hour that flight. 

We had a 3 hour layover (kill me) in Detroit waiting for our flight to Frankfurt. Our flight was completely full.. Weird, huh? 

We arrived after the longest 9 hours of my life to find that our luggage had been delayed. Nana was not a happy camper. 

We finally got our luggage and arrived at Alison's. it's so adorable here. We're obviously related. I'm excited for our projects this summer. 

Germany is gorgeous. Very green, lots of trees. It looks like a big yellow and green grid sheet from the sky. I think I'll love it when it rains. 

We went to the market to get bread and cheese for lunch. I think I was made for this place- bread and cheese all the time? Yes please! And the chocolate isle... Don't get me started. 

Had a lovely dinner and a walk to the  duck pond. It's gorgeous everywhere you go- do much history. I'm dying! 

I was so exhausted I couldn't even keep my eyes open when talking to someone. 

I'm dirty and have sticky sour stuff in my hair, but I'm glad I'm here- despite what I'm leaving at home. It'll be a good summer. 

France on Friday. Bon jour! 

Missing you all terribly xxx

The best way to end a chapter

Pictures speak a thousand words 

The love I have for the people in these moments will forever be with me. I hope and pray they stay with me till I die. No one gets better than these guys. They've left a lasting impression- one I won't ever forget. 

So much love was felt today, I'm okay to go now.