

So my first Saturday in Stuttgart was spent wandering around. I slept in a bit, which was nice, and went for a run up the hill behind out my apartment. It was good to run and get some exercise. After the run I went down into the city, I had some goals in things I wanted to see but ended up just wandering around and not really seeing much of anything. I did go over to the Stirling museum, but by the time I made it over there they were closing. I need to make a list of things I'd like to do/see in Stuttgart and in other places around Europe so I can begin to think about some trips and plan my days off a little better. Though it was nice to have a day to just kinda see the city and not do much of anything. As I was walking back home I ran into my apartment mate who informed me that he and some friends were heading out for some drinks. Of course I went along... we first went to a Spanish restaurant that had a decent happy hour. We stayed there for a little while and then went off in search of some other digs. Settled on a bar where we stayed for a while. My apartment mate and his friends are all finishing up their degree's in a type of engineering and doing various internships in Stuttgart. They are all very nice and are excited to practice their english. Hopefully I will be able to practice German as well. I've downloaded a tone of german podcasts and applications to my phone to help me get into the language. And I hope socializing and getting out into the city more will also help bridge the gap.

Also should be noted that catching up with college football will be very difficult as even the "early" games don't start until 6 over here. Not much of a real problem, more of just a inconvenience.
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