My OperaIt’s been quite some time since my last entry...
Monday, June 16, 2008 1:40:40 PM
And what have I been doing all the time?
Well we’ve been making some trips with the other Erasmus students and there’ve been some parties as well
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In the Euroweek (5.5. - 9.5.) we went to see a chocolate factory! It would have been great if we could have seen the process of making of the famous Austrian Zotter chocolate! But unfortunately we arrived too late and they’d closed the manufacture for that day. So I can’t tell you whether it looked like in the Charlie’s chocolate factory or not. Anyway I bought some chocolate bars to try their unconventional flavours as ginger filling and other weird stuff and I liked it!
Another interesting thing we saw that day was the Weltmaschine! I can’t describe it to you how it looks like....basically it’s a machine made of old rubbish! Everything was put together without any obvious order or purpose. It’s powered by four engines that make some of the parts rotate, shine and make loud noises. I might attach a picture for you to see what it’s all about.
To bring a little bit of culture into our lives we went to a theatre on 28th May to see the play Antigone and last weekend we went to Vienna with our art class where we visited 3 museums with modern art. I really enjoyed it even though I spent 45 € on that trip!
Well we’ve been making some trips with the other Erasmus students and there’ve been some parties as well
.In the Euroweek (5.5. - 9.5.) we went to see a chocolate factory! It would have been great if we could have seen the process of making of the famous Austrian Zotter chocolate! But unfortunately we arrived too late and they’d closed the manufacture for that day. So I can’t tell you whether it looked like in the Charlie’s chocolate factory or not. Anyway I bought some chocolate bars to try their unconventional flavours as ginger filling and other weird stuff and I liked it!
Another interesting thing we saw that day was the Weltmaschine! I can’t describe it to you how it looks like....basically it’s a machine made of old rubbish! Everything was put together without any obvious order or purpose. It’s powered by four engines that make some of the parts rotate, shine and make loud noises. I might attach a picture for you to see what it’s all about.
To bring a little bit of culture into our lives we went to a theatre on 28th May to see the play Antigone and last weekend we went to Vienna with our art class where we visited 3 museums with modern art. I really enjoyed it even though I spent 45 € on that trip!
