Imke

:lol: This. Welcome to the board. Have lots of fun. :nice:

Wow, really cool. :nice: You're a very creative person. :wink:

Oh yeah, those houses are really pretty. But you usually only find them in the old towns of the cities. The houses in Germany differ also from region to region ... they look a lot different in the south. But there are houses like the one in your second pic too.

Just put the image url in these tags [*img] [*/img] (without the *) Example: [*img]http://lh6.ggpht.com/_f3DPO0yxVyU/SsdTqOZu4SI/AAAAAAAAARQ/7x8elOmazPo/[/img] :) Great pics btw. :nice:

If I ever meet Guy and he wears that hat, I'll probably automatically scream AMY!!! :blush:

^^ :lol: I understand what you mean ... I sometimes think the same. :uhoh: Oh ... and I was a girl covered in butterflies. :blush:

Haha! :laugh3: Glad you girls like it. :kiss:

I don't really know where that park is. :lol: But I'm glad you like Germany. Are the houses that different in Finland? I totally understand that you take a year off ... :D ... sometimes I wish I would've done that too, or at least went to school in another country for a year. Hannover has 500 000 inhabitants. It's not too big and not too small, but compared to Berlin it is really small. :lol: I really like it here. I love the inner city, we have 3 H&Ms really close to each other, which can be quite handy, when you can't find one piece in your size and simply have to walk 50m to the next store. :lol: Bye, see you later. :hug:

I already did ... http://coldplaying.com/forum/showthread.php?p=3521296#post3521296 :lol: I wonder if that'll work ... :laugh3:

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Shouldn't even be getting? :confused: I'm pretty sure it was plannend from the start to tour LA in 2010. I can totally understand the disappointment when I look back at the many tourdates in USA.

I'd really like to see China, but I guess I'll have to wait some years until I can finally make that happen ... I need to graduate first and find a job, that seems to be more important right now. I really hope I'll be able to visit some European cities next year. If I'll make it to England, I definitely want to take a trip around the country. Where do you live in Sweden? :nice: A girl from my school lived in Sweden for one year, she spoke Swedish fluently and it sounded really interesting ... there are so many languages I'd like to learn. :lol:

I really liked Sweden. :nice: But I really wish I'd remember more. I was 4 or 5 ... My goal is to visit more cities in Europe and travel to other continents afterwards ... I'd also like to see some more cities in Germany, because I noticed, that I've been to more cities in Spain than in my home country. :lol:

I'm not little! :blush: <- I can blush my cheeks at you!

Well, the British Isles for sure ... London Dublin Glasgow ... And I'd really like to see some more cities in France, I've only been to Paris so far, maybe Marseille. Oh and Amsterdam, Kopenhagen, Helsinki, Oslo, Moscow, Vienna, Lisbon, ROME!!!, Athens ... lots of cities in Europe. I'd like to see Asia too, but that's a little too expensive for me right now. I don't really know where I've been in Sweden ... it was a little village ... well, they called it a village, but it basically only consisted of two houses. :lol:

Ohh ... there are so many cities I'd like to see someday. London's at the top of the list though. :lol: But Stockholm's great too and I'd really love to go to Sweden again, I don't really remember what it's like there. :( Sometimes I have the impression that Americans think that everything is American until you tell them it's not ... :uhoh: I always wanted to try Tofu, but I tend to forget about that ... :lol:

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Wikipedia says Stockholm has the biggest one in the world. :wacky: Now I have to go there ... :lol: My friend, who spent a year in America, told me that the Americans were quite confused when she told them that Europe knows Ikea too ... funny thing is, that they were standing in front of a large map that listed all the Ikea's in the world. Every blue spot representend one Ikea, the USA had a few spots ... Europe was completely blue. :lol: I would never eat Sauerkraut ... it looks kinda disgusting. I've never tried Tofu though. :wacky:

Bye Johku. :hug: IKEA is great ... Hannover has the biggest one in Germany, at least that's what someone told me. :lol: Sauerkraut :confused:

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I love IKEA too. And believe it or not, I ate a lot of those meatballs already. :lol: Ohhh the brown sauce at IKEA is so yummy. Well, I can't really tell what typical German food is. I don't think we have a typical "cuisine" like the French. But everyone will probably tell you sausages and Sauerkraut ... I don't like eating either of them though. :lol:

Hello! :nice:

What's Swedish food like? I've only been to Sweden once and that was a really long time ago.

Whoops ... didn't see that. :lol: Thanks.