Neues vom Nordkap

20.02.2006 14:55


Here is a nice story which I read in the current UnAufgefordert
A student from Nicaragua arrives in Eastern Germany for her postgraduate studies. Her German language teacher teases her with the fact that they live mostly of corn in Nicaragua which in the GDR is used for livestock only. "So what do you feed to your animals?", asks she.
"Bananas", says the girl.

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My name is Magdalena Luz. I grew up in Switzerland. I studied physics at Humboldt University Berlin, where I used to live in "Nordkapstrasse" (North Cape street). That's how this blog got its name. After a short intermezzo in Copenhagen, DK, I live now in the amazing city of Wuppertal. This is a place the wild, wild West of Germany, built on 7 hills, (which is really the only thing it has in common with Rome) It is populated by the strange species of homo germanicus occidens communis, also known as 'gemeiner Wessi'. And even with her it is light years away from ever being like Berlin.

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