My Year in India

 The day after I arrived served as a rest day, I recovered from the flight and settled into the Huas so I was reasonably comfortable so we jumped straight to the first day of school and wow was I surprised when I first saw the school saw. Of course I knew a few pictures, but it surpassed anything I had seen before, a huge campus, two school buildings, but very Waldorf-like. This means that there is a lot of open space, round objects and enough space for nature. The school has a kindergarten, an elementary school, a house for grades 5-12, huge sports fields for basketball, football and other sports. But the really fascinating thing is the school's own farm on the school grounds. Pictures can be viewed online as I was unable to take pictures due to the strict and absolute ban on cell phones on the cambus, but I will certainly submit a few more pictures. Yellow Train (yellowtrainschool.com) All the people were very nice to me and had this Indian flair, which was very different from wh...

  Days 1-6 Every adventure begins with a journey. My journey began on 29.08 at Frankfurt Airport for the first time really flying alone and then also to a distant country for a year that I had not visited once before, but only heard of and here mostly only stereotypical things. So that's how it starts and already the first difficulties at the airport where is my gate is this really the right plane and am I really ready for it. But after a short consideration and the certain that it is now too late to turn back anyway, we took the first plane from Frankfurt to Delhi and I have to honestly say that the flight was much more relaxed than I had imagined it in my mind before, legroom, a relaxed climate and a good series on Netflix. So I landed after a good 8 hours flight and an hour of sleep at the airport of Delhi. My first thoughts were anticipation of what was to come.But this initial intusiasm was not to last long, because I'll tell you what it's like to be alone at a foreign...