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Introduction: Where I am and what I'm doing


Dear relatives, friends, colleagues, bullies, in-laws and other perverts - dear homeland!

After much back and forth and back and forth ** Attention ** Quote Stromberg I manage to finally, those at home (or the other salesman like Mr. Horst, who will soon learn, hard-working Polish) with photos and not zuuuuu to provide a lot of text to show you what I do on the green, and generally wet but at the moment ** !!!** sunny island like that! This German sentence was too long and even for local ** my arrogant opinion, not quite to be compared with German levels, ** A-level pupils (high school) a total overcharge. Therefore, I will the essential facts in colorful pictures summarize:

I live in

and it looks like this:

I live here ** picture below, view from the High Street (main street City Centre) on the Court (left) and the beautiful Catholic Sacred Heart Church (behind right) **. More specifically said I am living just to the right by the court, where the High Street into George Street ** passes out as the entrance signs are prohibited, **.
TALK, I live in the city center. Here is to all of Berlin, Cologne and other would-be city dwellers said that Omagh about the size of my home town is Castle Neuhaus, or about 22,000 inhabitants. But it is the capital of County Tyrone and has stores in just about everything you need for good life.

The handing of enough middle-class German standards of the quality of some things not, but is not shabby yet moldy, but top right, along with washing machine and Dryer ** We look forward to the first current account !!!**.
Oh yes, we, the ICH are the ** First donkey etc. blabla ** Doitsche the loud, Claire from France and Gaetan and Noemi from Spain. We get on really well and there has been no stress or moral differences that would not be bridged. We get along just fine, as the Irishman says Sun ** better not English or British say, why is that you tell the dad in his next entry, which is something historically fail ;-)** .

Here is my new "family", we face our purple door ** Ireland: colorful doors, very cool and individual, after all see a lot of row houses in the often always looking (north) Irish towns such as copies and pasted from **. From left to right: Morgan (F, lives outside the city center and not with us, Noemi (ESP), Claire (F) and Gaetan (F), which is already his second year here and has the coolest Rasta hairstyle that I . know: short and long hair back Rastazopf my opinion, the good man similar to Jeremy Irons, but I can see more similarities among people who see no other: - /


What I have done so far: The area

explored and discovered exhibited nationalist (Irish) and unionist (British) patriotism. Here's an example:

However: The identities may be almost anywhere else in Europe divided in Northern Ireland, but there are no significant political violence more. A few stone throwers in some quarters of the "big city" Belfast (Belfast, perhaps slightly larger than Bielefeld!) And one or other violent action diehard unionist fanatics against individuals or the comparatively small when for two deadly soldiers Attacks of a Splitter splitter faction of the defunct IRA earlier this year has not deterred tourists here. Does not do it. Northern Ireland - like Ireland - more and more into a tourist destination for nature lovers, hikers, kayak athletes, mountain bikers etc.

Belfast Sightseeing: City Hall (very impressive, like the Reichstag in a small stone monument that has become. British rule over (Northern) Ireland). What must I still see - especially in Belfast and in (London) Derry - are the murals, that the wall paintings in the old conflict zones of the Troubles, in which Catholics (better nationalists) and Protestants (Unionists) their artistic Resolving conflict. More about that in my early history lesson ;-)) ** Side Note: It can be a political issue, if you are here in NI from londonderry speak, what is the official name of Protestant and that is, but before 17 Century was called this city just DERRY, so there is the famous mural "You are now entering Free Derry." Derry was the scene of Bloody Sunday .**

Then there was last weekend, the beach walk on the east coast in Bangor, half an hour east of Belfast:

Ah yes, here is a rough guide, so you know where I live, and where I go Sun when I say "in the east of Belfast 'or talk of (London) Derry. The distances in Northern Ireland as compared with Germany ridiculous, but equally ridiculous is unfortunately the infrastructure is Zugverbingungen it around just to Belfast and Derry, the other cities are dependent on bus service from Belfast I drive. Omagh out almost two hours by bus. Highways, there are the "German" meaning not, actually almost everything is single track.
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My three schools in Omagh, Strabane and Enniskillen. The journey to Strabane (pronounced Strabane * *) I have to sometimes take the bus, which takes about 45 minutes. To Enniskillen I luckily picked up by a colleague and then thrown out in Omagh.

Well, what remains to say, I will indeed no "Text desert" leave. Therefore, for now's the summary:
- is very handsome, like the Shire. Green hill with bushes, little towns, rivers
- people are very nice and probably better manners than the standard German (and manners are even more superficial, but good) have: We hear constantly "Sorry" and "Excuse me" at every little thing and will it also welcomes usually with a smile.
- The work was the last (first) week really hard, simply because everything was new and my biorhythms had to adapt. From this week makes the work in the schools but really fun and I know slow, what can I do and what not. Getting up is no longer a problem, I will slowly organized, I cook my food for the school, because I do not want to get fat here as one in three locals ....

- To NI school in general, I'm going to have to write an entire entry. Only here first: The St. Michael's Grammar School in Enniskillen is a Catholic school. At the weekly assembly is the father of our prayers and all the shit! Even the teachers take the behind closed doors, sometimes not so serious, but it's just an old school priest and tradition, and community-building measures in the schools here are really important, just as "good manners" and putting up in rows and the correct school uniform and stuff like that would apply in Germany as a fascist. I have certainly not crosses, as was prayed ;-)

- Ah yes, the dialect maybe: would * Ai gou doinstairs in a Hois * an example for the typical Northern Irish. But I have learned that each horse town maintains its own dialect here: (! Barely a few kilometers from here) In Castlederg one speaks well to "door" so something like * * Döhr as "floor" , * * Floehr is pronounced. Weird, I say! I'm sure, but I'm not so fluent in speaking, though many locals have already given me compliments on my good English. But maybe just polite =) WHAT'S THE

CRAIG, FOLKS BACK HOME ??!??? Write me what her grad so powerful and had about you.
As far as me, I will at the weekend to visit the Giant's Causeway in the north (see above :-) Kachtem, a typical tourist destination. But the good weather must be used, now is the shabby, wet winter!

HAPPY AND SOON YOUR
BENNY

PS: Somehow I can invite people to this blog, so you can also write something. If specific expenditures, but I'll do if I have Internet at home and finally relax in the evening can keep in touch with the homeland.