One month in Deutschland

I have time to kill. And it is strange.

When I first arrived in Berlin I hit the ground running. So much to do. Mailings, find a phone, find a home, find a gym, find some friends, find some auditions, and just BE in this country. 

Mailings-check

Phone-after many problems-check

Home-check-though I consider it more shelter than comfort.

Gym-check-though I cannot believe there is a tanning bed in it.

Auditions-check-though I want more- thankfully 2 more are coming up! I think when I have it in me I will write a bit more about those....crazy opera-opinions gone wild.

Friends-working on it.

Which leads to 

BE

So far some days are easier than others. This city is unbelievable with so much to see and do. It can be the ugliest and the most beautiful place. I am not used to being alone all the time in a country where I do not speak the language very well at all. The privilege of seeing everything is so overwhelming, and it makes me want to share the experiences with someone.

And now that someone is YOU blogosphere interweb world.

I have 2 months left and I want to make every single day count. Tomorrow comes a list of things I want to see and do. My Berlin bucket list.  But here is a little taste:

Berliner Dom