So my last post I had no idea what I was doing with the photos. That's way they were so random. But this time I have tried to be a little better organized and I will explain a little for each. I received some feedback that I should put up more photos of the apartment. So I have... Way way way too many, but you asked for it : )

This morning, Sebastian and I met some of the people from my German class at Munster Platz. The class is so cool because we are all from completely different places. Below is a picture of us all with our teacher. We are from Japan, China, Portugal, Chile, Belgium, and Canada. 

Later we walked around the town a little and kept seeing little kids playing with boats in the wee canals that line the streets. I wanted to get a picture but I didn't want to come across as a creepy tourist taking photos of children. Luckily, we found a boat ourselves so I only had to look like a lame tourist taking a cute picture of my boyfriend. He is very obliging. Also notice the spinach purchased fresh from the market. Home-made feta/garlic/spinach pizza has become somewhat of a staple. Mmmm.....

And now begin the endless apartment photos. I wasn't kidding. I started in the most important room: the kitchen where we certainly spend the majority of our waking hours. You can see our lovely basil plant as well as roses that our Finnish guests gave us. 

Again, the kitchen... Note the bottom shelf: homemade rolls and the all-important coffee-cone! 

...more kitchen. I told you it was important!

The shower is small but utterly functional. 

I always forget to turn on the water heater (which is on the left below). But sometimes a cold shower is oddly refreshing. No problem-o!

Now begin the notice how may sky-lights we have! That is a great feature of a third floor apartment. So much light!

The living-room is a little sparse. The cord hanging in the corner is awaiting a TV that is still in Bayreuth... Sehr wichtig für mein Deutsch!

This is the view from the living room skylight. That is Schloßberg in the background. 

And our excellent green pull-out couch... Come and visit!

Bathroom. Sebastian decided I should be in some of these apartment pictures. So here I am. 

Another skylight, this time the bathroom one.

And our bedroom! With the humungous bed that we bought from a Turkish used furniture store--well the frame that is. The salesman looked like he was out of the Godfather, but the frame is beautiful And not expensive and came with a side table! Joohoo!

Another skylight!

We haven't a clothes wardrobe so I cleverly covered us each a set of Ikea shelves. 

This is the view out the front of our bedroom. This side faces west. The kitchen side faces east.

Stadtstraße!

I love, love, love having beautiful music in the house. And I love, love, love this musician!

This is the half-floor landing area...

This is our white board where we write all sorts of things. Right now, it has on it a message from our Finnish guests that they left just before they departed.

The "front" door. 

The view as soon as you walk in...

And me!