Potsdam, Germany
08:30 pm
Warm, but cloudy.
Hello,
I know that it has been a while.
During the last 4 weeks, I finally went on vacation for a week. After my last nightshift on a Friday, Sandra, Lea and I drove up to Hanover, where my great-aunt Traute has a camper. We spend a week on the campground and despite the ever changing weather enjoyed ourselves tremendously.
Here’s a list of the stuff we did:
-
swimming in the lake (icy)
- enjoyed rides at the Hanover “Schützenfest” (it’s a fair. Sandra and Lea did most rides, but I loved the ferries wheel) 
- biked along the Maschsee
- watched “An inconvenient truth” at an Outdoor cinema (shocking movie, but very well done)
- visited the Park of the Senses (we went there at sunset. Lots of greens, small hills, a pond, huge rocks to meditate on)
- had a BBQ with friends
- shopping in downtown Hanover
- girls night in whilst it was raining (it rained a lot, but we cuddled, played games, too long naps)
- walks through Hanover.
The three of us had a lot of fun and were finally able to relax. Sandra had been stressed a lot about work and some other things. Lea has been through a lot lately (her aunt and a good friend have been diagnosed with cancer and both are currently undergoing treatment). And me, well you know that I needed that break.
Next Monday is my last appointment concerning my psychotherapy. I will go up to the top of the “Goldelse” in Berlin. After what I achieved this year, I am more than glad that I went through with it. I was able to sleep in the camper without being scared, I walked through the woods alone in the dark without being scared out of mind, and I enjoyed a ride in a huge ferries wheel in the dark while a storm was brewing. Thanks for therapy.
A heartfelt thought goes to Rae. Her family lost their smallest member after only being graced with him for a day. Here’s your candle to bring the light back into your life.
Love ya all,
Rea
08:30 pm
Warm, but cloudy.
Hello,
I know that it has been a while.
During the last 4 weeks, I finally went on vacation for a week. After my last nightshift on a Friday, Sandra, Lea and I drove up to Hanover, where my great-aunt Traute has a camper. We spend a week on the campground and despite the ever changing weather enjoyed ourselves tremendously.
Here’s a list of the stuff we did:
-
swimming in the lake (icy)- finally read some books (I read Angels and Demons by Dan Brown and I loved it!) 
- went for dinner at an American Diner (awesome burgers, delicious desert and oldies played by a jukebox… yes, I loved it)
- enjoyed rides at the Hanover “Schützenfest” (it’s a fair. Sandra and Lea did most rides, but I loved the ferries wheel) 
- biked along the Maschsee
- watched “An inconvenient truth” at an Outdoor cinema (shocking movie, but very well done)
- visited the Park of the Senses (we went there at sunset. Lots of greens, small hills, a pond, huge rocks to meditate on)
- had a BBQ with friends
- shopping in downtown Hanover
- girls night in whilst it was raining (it rained a lot, but we cuddled, played games, too long naps)
- walks through Hanover.
The three of us had a lot of fun and were finally able to relax. Sandra had been stressed a lot about work and some other things. Lea has been through a lot lately (her aunt and a good friend have been diagnosed with cancer and both are currently undergoing treatment). And me, well you know that I needed that break.
Marina and I visited Denise, Olaf and their baby two days ago. Little Vivian is growing really fast and gets cuter every day. Tuesday is her bath day and 
Marina being a nurse student was able to practise how to bath a squirming infant. It was really funny! Marina didn’t really let go of her and after she had bathed and fed Vivian, 
I was graciously allowed to cuddle her to sleep.
Marina being a nurse student was able to practise how to bath a squirming infant. It was really funny! Marina didn’t really let go of her and after she had bathed and fed Vivian, I was graciously allowed to cuddle her to sleep.Next Monday is my last appointment concerning my psychotherapy. I will go up to the top of the “Goldelse” in Berlin. After what I achieved this year, I am more than glad that I went through with it. I was able to sleep in the camper without being scared, I walked through the woods alone in the dark without being scared out of mind, and I enjoyed a ride in a huge ferries wheel in the dark while a storm was brewing. Thanks for therapy.
A heartfelt thought goes to Rae. Her family lost their smallest member after only being graced with him for a day. Here’s your candle to bring the light back into your life.
Love ya all,
Rea
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