A series of posts following my adventures as a Fulbright ETA in Hamburg, Germany from 2016-2017.
This post is part of a series called Fulbright in Hamburg Hamburg is a port city, known as the “Gate to the World.” It boasts (according to Wikipedia so you know it’s real) more bridges than Amsterdam, Venice and London combined. My little apartment (which I share with a super smart guy getting his PhD…
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This post is part of a series called Fulbright in Hamburg After spending a lovely few days with Eric and Caitlin (and Caesar and Roman and Athena, the pets that they don’t know I’m going to steal), I took the train from Obermohr to Cologne, Germany. I was arriving a few days before our official…
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This post is part of a series called Fulbright in Hamburg I thought I had it all figured out – I called my cell phone provider to make sure I had an unlocked phone that would work with German SIM cards. Boom. Set. Don’t need to get it unlocked, don’t need to buy a new…
View MoreThis post is part of a series called Fulbright in Hamburg Today is my last day of work, and on September 6th I leave Oklahoma for Hamburg, Germany! I’m incredibly excited and honored to be a Fulbright Teaching Assistant for 2016-2017. My parents of course are very proud, and made sure my story made it…
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