Day two! Cont.
I really can't get used to the idea that we'll have to go to lectures at 8 a.m. everyday. 8(!!) means breakfast at 7 and waking up close to 5-6. Seems like I return to my healthy-yoga-style-of-life.
And here comes the story that made my day!
I was at my room when heard somebody came (we have an apartment with two rooms and kitchen, bathroom, etc.) I went to see and met a girl with a travel bag at the door. I immediately understood that she's our last third neighbor in the apartment, and tried to get acquainted. The girl, Laura, was very friendly but didn't speak any English at all, only German. I thought it's strange cause we have lectures in English but didn't pay attention. We were trying to understand each other for half an hour may be. It turned out that she's originally from Lithuania (my mom's native place). I got surprised how small the world is again (I keep on meeting people from my places). But then I showed her around, talked a lot about myself, asked her questions. The girl left her bag in the room and suddenly disappeared. I waited for a while, she didn't show. I went to search for her around the hotel but failed to find. Then there came Megan, the American girl, my neighbor, and she saw that the bag Lithuanian girl brought was hers! So, the poor-not-speaking-English girl was just a person from the airport to bring lost luggage. And because we didn't speak the same language I thought she's the neighbor and kept over-talking with her and showing the apartment while she actually, as i recall now, seemed in a hurry. I wonder what she though about me? :D
And here comes the story that made my day!
I was at my room when heard somebody came (we have an apartment with two rooms and kitchen, bathroom, etc.) I went to see and met a girl with a travel bag at the door. I immediately understood that she's our last third neighbor in the apartment, and tried to get acquainted. The girl, Laura, was very friendly but didn't speak any English at all, only German. I thought it's strange cause we have lectures in English but didn't pay attention. We were trying to understand each other for half an hour may be. It turned out that she's originally from Lithuania (my mom's native place). I got surprised how small the world is again (I keep on meeting people from my places). But then I showed her around, talked a lot about myself, asked her questions. The girl left her bag in the room and suddenly disappeared. I waited for a while, she didn't show. I went to search for her around the hotel but failed to find. Then there came Megan, the American girl, my neighbor, and she saw that the bag Lithuanian girl brought was hers! So, the poor-not-speaking-English girl was just a person from the airport to bring lost luggage. And because we didn't speak the same language I thought she's the neighbor and kept over-talking with her and showing the apartment while she actually, as i recall now, seemed in a hurry. I wonder what she though about me? :D
