Day on The Town.

Being a day of chilling and going out, My host mom, Annegret, oldest son Cord, and I went into Bremen. There I saw some really cool things and ate some really good food. It was amazing. Bremen the town of the Brementown musicians. It was all really cool. From the history, to the cobblestone roads, to the statues, even to the food.

Wilkommen Juli

As I walked out of the airport on Tuesday afternoon I was gretted by many many people. My first host family,Klaus, Annegret, Cord-Christian, and Michael, Goeken. My club counselor Sylke and her husband Hubert (club president), and the YEO officer for D1850 Zanete and her daughter Madara. It was so cool to see them all. My first host family is really cool, food is amazing, but the weather currently sucks. It has done nothing but rain for the entire time practically. It is crazy.  But it is okay. Wouldn't change it for the world. It is all part of the expierence. Can't wait to start school.

The Adventure Begins

With all of the summer activities winding down, and everybody getting ready for school, I will be taking a different plane ride, quite literally. In exactly one day I will be boarding Delta Airlines and fly to Germany, to spend a year as an ambassador, student, and friend with Rotary. I wish the best of luck to all those who have left already, those who will be leaving and future exchange students. We are leaving a legacy, leave no stone unturned. And to all those back home, I will miss all of you. and you will be in my thoughts. Loves and hugs and thanks. You are all in my heart and mind. See you all in a year.

A Week To Go

With only a few days to go, I realize that I am really ready to go, but also not so ready to go. I know that it is all set in stone, but I am a little nervous, and I have learned that I will be for a while. But I am very ready to go. Ready to make a name for myself, and start out on my journey of adventure, and creating better goodwill and friendship among the world's nations.

What Will I Miss The Most

As departure day nears people always ask me, what are you going to miss the most? My response, obviously my family, my friends, and american food, but there are some odd things I am going to miss, such as wyoming weather and wind, I know weird right, how about the simplicity of everything everything in Wyoming, or the fact that we have it easier off, yes true I will miss some weird things, but the truth is, I am going to miss Wyoming itself, and everything in it, or a part of it, It's in my blood, I can travel all the way around the world, but I will always come back. But Bring on the challenge, I know its knocking at the door, but I can't answer it until the 8 of August.

Fly Out Time

As I near my departure date I figured I would let you all know that I will be flying out of Casper August 8th, 2011, and I will land In Bremen, Germany August 9th, 2011.Just so everyone knows. Hope to seee you before I leave.

Less than 50......

With summer here, we all have plans to go to the lake, camp and chill, but for me I am spending it up at the mountains working as a camp cousnelor up at HR/Wyoming Wilderness Camp. That is, until August 5th, where I have to make the last few days count. All because I fly out August 8th. I will be flying out of Casper where I will land in Salt Lake City, and from there I fly to Paris, and then from Paris, I fly to Bremen where I will be spending a year with the Rotary Club of Syke