Marie's Auslandsjahr 2014/2015 USA: 2000 Seitenaufrufe und der erste Tag in Seattle

Montag, 1. September 2014

2000 Seitenaufrufe und der erste Tag in Seattle

Hi, so schnell melde ich mich wieder :) heute war ich das erste Mal so richtig in Seattle. Als ich gelandet bin war ich zwar auch schon da aber ich finde das kann man nicht wirklich zählen weil ich todmüde war und viel zu aufgeregt meine Gastfamilie das erste Mal zu sehen.
Wir sind mit der Fähre ca. 30 Minuten von Wenatchee nach Seattle reingefahren, die Aussicht die wir vom Boot aus hatten war einmalig! In Seattle sind wir erstmal essen gegangen, in the old spaghetti factory und danach sind wir noch ein bisschen am Pier spazieren gegangen :)
Heute Abend haben wir drei Mädels “the other women“ geschaut und danach haben wir noch Tischfussball gespielt. Ich bin super traurig dass Laura am Dienstag gehen muss..
Morgen ist erstmal ausschlafen angesagt und abends wollten Laura und ich jeweils etwas landestypisches kochen. Ich habe an Spätzle gedacht, hat jemand ne bessere Idee? :)
Bis demnächst, Marie

P.S. danke für über 2000 Seitenaufrufe, ihr seid der Hammer!!!

wunderschönes Seattle *-*

Fun in the car - 3 sisters <3

I love Seattle!

Es war ziemlich kalt und windig auf der Fähre :D

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