day4: one more to go

breakfast was as usual. seems i'm getting used to this schedule. i even went to bed last night before 11pm and was asleep before 12pm, but then around 2am some morons were looking for their friend, of course they had to slam at every door and wake everybudy up, so my plan of getting more than 5 hours of sleep were screwed. those bastards! sleepstealing is a serious crime, you know. ;) in the first period every group presented their results of yesterdays works. ours wasn't that good, because the one who was supposed to do it rejected the "honour" :). the second period was quite interesting, we watched a documentary about cars and the resulting pollution throughout the world. although it was more than 10 years old, the problems adressed still persist. we continued in the third period with another grouptask, we had do examine vw's 5000x5000 model from different perspectives. as expected nobody was interested (most of us talked about that in school already). lunch was really delicious today, i had braten with potatos and sauerkraut. afternoon class was rather interesting, the groups presented their results from the previous lesson and afterwards we watched a speak of Max Frisch, which he held on his 75th birthday. hmmm.. i'm writing less and less each day. five days are really enough. you probably can't imagine how boring it is here. perhaps i'm addicted to the internet, because somehow i feel the need to be online the whole day and read news and email and stuff. gah, i want to write more, but nothing happens, so i'll write about uninteresting details. :) i brought my empty coke bottles back to the store, which is by the way called "Lschdepot", what could be translated to fire department. i got 60 cents, which reduce the cost of 4 litres of coke to 3,60 euros. oh, and i learned something import today: the busline mentioned in my travel information i got from the baz doesn't exist anymore! but theres a replacement-line, which stops here semihourly. and now to something completely different: dinner. ahhh.. todays dinner was great! guess what, they made pizza! :) this was the first meal here that tasted really good. i suppose they serve the good stuff on the last day, so that the zivis wont go home thinking "man, the food there sure was crap". the kitchen personal does not know what "REfill" means, but they have a basic understanding of psychology. weird. well, in the end they're just women, perhaps they do this stuff on purpose. could be some kind of genitically preprogrammed behaviour when forced to serve food to about 130 men. mhh... i think i should cut back on caffeine and sugar, my brain is a little to active. *G* i hope i can get more sleep this night, we have to leave the rooms tomorrow before class starts, with all our stuff.