I'm back... in Israel!

Salut, salut mes amis!
I know it's been a looong time since my last post, some of you already complained quite a few times - big sorry!
Now I'm back in Israel with my parents, I'll stay here three weeks until the 23rd September and will celebrate with my grandma and relatives Rosh Hashana (= Jewish New Year) on the 12th.

Well, I'll try to sum up what happened since my last post...:

The best announcement first: I finally received the admission for the university in Berlin (Freie Universitaet) after my French test last week!!! So I'm gonna start at October studying there :)!!!

Hm so after I came back from Israel last time I traveled a bit around Germany, I visited Ela in Freiburg (where I had to write a French test, as well), Nicolai in Konstanz and together with him the beautiful, flowery isle Mainau in the middle of Lake Constance.
I've been a few times to Berlin and started to look for an apartment and I really found a room in a flat near "Platz der Luftbruecke" with 2 boys and another girl at my age. I think I will like it there... The guys want to organize a welcome-party for me, isn't that cute :)? Probably I will move on the last weekend of September.
And so I began to line up my removal a bit, pack stuff and things like that...

Well, and before coming to Berlin to write my test I went with Laura and Christian to see "Wir sind Helden" in Mannheim at a concert which was for free. This event was really really great, Wir sind Helden rock and it was so funny.. and aehm, adventerous with Chris and mainly with Laura *g*.

And if I didn't do those things I was just a little bit lazy in between ;) - But honestly, there was not much time for laziness!

So now I'm here in Israel and it's sooo hot and the air humidity is unbearable... I have to go soon to the beach, so far I had to get a release from military service which I did today, I'm so happy they can't stop me now at the airport on my flight back to Germany!
On my first day here I went with my grand-aunt (sagtma des so?! Don't know...) to a marriage in Jerusalem. We had to go by taxi and took the taxi driver with us to the ceremony as he had to wait for us to take us back... crazy... Well it was fun because I met a lot of relatives from my widespread family I've never seen before but heard a lot from stories. Most of them belongs to my Indian family branch. I didn't know even the bridal couple ;-).

Ok I hope I've "fed" you now with enough information for a start, you extremely curious guys out there :)!


Take care, many hugs & bisous,

Rachelie Madeleine


P.S. Exuse eventual linguistic faults, but I'm so into French now, guess I've forgotten a lot of English... (actually I'd prefer writing in French and using some nice "subjonctif" forms... but as not everyone will understand... ^^)