one month in germany—what i have done and my observations

so...i've already been here for a month, and so far it's surprisingly good (even i myself can't believe it would be this good)

walls in my village

here are what i have done so far in this one month

went to school and luckily make some friends! (i thought friends would be harder to make)
went to a disco with my sister, and got back home like half past two in the morning, with the smell of cigarettes all over my body
went to a disco party in dancing school, surprisingly good and they have it every saturday
danced with a boy (it was really new for me to be asked to go dance with a boy *blushed blushed*
cooked thai food. and now i love cooking, because if i want thai food, i need to cook it myself, no one (namely my mum) can't do that for me anymore
went to the black forest! it was very stunning
went to a camp in pullach and had a lot of fun speaking english and meeting amazing people
went to a german course (BORING. full of old people)
shopped in Karlsruhe (sooooo good! everything i have ever wanted to buy in thailand, i found it all here. i was so broke that day.)
went to stuttgart (shopping there was even better)
went to heidelberg, it was a lovely town even in a bad weather, i must go there again!
went to a birthday party at Sarah's, great food good music :)
tried champagne, other alcoholic drinks and german beer! (which was very bitter)
went over at Svenja's for film watching (her brother was hawt)

i think that's it for the last month, more to come this month for sure! as now i'm having easter break for two weeks :)

heidelberg

and here are my observations of germany during my first month here

german food is very salty (i expected that)
you can't go a day without bread
german people are not that cold and unfriendly (not especially at parties and such)
friends hug a lot (a lot more than thailand, this is not the case for my latin american friends)
baguette here is seriously tasty
don't expect your regional train to be on time, who said germans are very punctual?
people throw rubbish and cigarettes on the ground
winter (and snow) is very unpleasant and should be gone by now
rules are rules and you do not break them
and i'm lucky my house has no rules
everybody speaks good english, but only 1% would speak english with me (nationalism?)
and they watch films in german, even english films, they watch them dubbed
you need to ask, or they won't tell, or they won't include you as a part of it, ask.
train tickets are expensive
50% of girls (and boys) my age learn how to ballroom dance in the 'tanzschule' (dancing school)
people don't judge what you wear
everybody listens to radio (it's not thailand where you can illegally download music)
CRO is good :)