[:de]Wenn du an einen neuen Ort gehst, weißt du zunächst nicht, was du tust und fragst, warum habe ich das auch gemacht? Dann folgen sogar noch mehr Fragen: Warum machen die Leute das, warum tun sie das nicht. Aber wenn du anfängst, die meisten Dinge zu verstehen, die passieren, dann fängst du an zu genießen. Aber dieser Genuss kommt mit vielen Sorgen, unter denen eine auch der Aspekt der Zeit ist. Man beginnt, Dinge zu genießen, wenn die Zeit schon vorbei ist.
Das war bei mir der Fall, ich kann nicht glauben, dass es alles zu Ende geht, so schnell nach den ersten Monate, die ich damit verbracht habe die Dinge zu verstehen, die um mich herum passieren, Dinge wie:
weiter[:en]When you go to a new place at first you do not know what you are doing and ask why did I even do this? Then even more questions follow: Why do people do this, Why don’t they do this instead. But when you begin to understand most of the things that happen, then you begin to enjoy. But this enjoyment comes with a lot of worries among which one is Time. You begin to enjoy things when time has gone.
That has been the case with me, I can’t believe it’s all coming to an end so soon most of my first months were spent trying to understand the things that happen around me, things like; why do many Germans like to eat a lot of cake and drink a lot of coffee without sugar? Why do they stick to time so much time? but now that I can understand and enjoy a lot of things that people do, time seems to be so short. And then I begin to think of what to really do with the time that I have left with me, it really happens to me all the time when am in a new place.
What am I really saying, am I complaining that time is too short? Not really so, but am beginning to think of all the nice things I would have to leave behind
My guest family: they have all really been so nice to me in many ways I can’t really mention, making tour trips, to playing games and making nice food. there is really a lot that I have learnt from many people in many ways but I think I would like to thank my family for being so supportive and encouraging,
My work: sometimes it was really hard to wake up and to go to work every morning. For some time I had to work with a lot of guess work, working with people who spoke a language I did not really understand and had a culture different from what I have grown up with. But at my side was a team of hard working nurses that were there to help me understand my work.its also from work that I learnt quiet a lot from very small conversations with patients, I have to state that a lot of people are very nice and open to help when you are nice to to them, this is exactly the case with me. I do make a lot of mistakes in many this especially with the language but many patients are always helping me on what I have to say and do. and so I really feel so much at home.
Socially: I have made a lot of friends in Germany and most of them are so nice and helpful, if am to write about them it would be another article it’s all these people that have helped me get accustomed to the German culture and language and so I salute them all
And so, what am I trying to say. when you have a chance to do something always make the best of the time you have because time really goes so fast and make sure to enjoy every step you take because it might be the best you will ever have. I also want to convey my gratitude to all those that have taken their time to help me in simple ways and many ways, my experience would have not been as lovely without your efforts
Time flies but you are the pilot, so make the best of the little you have.
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