Eberswalder Straße

I just realized that the beginning of my last post was redundant. I guess I had the words in my head and did not feel like I had put them down (even my phrasing was the same)
also: my phone finally works (they gave me two simcards. one that is for the phone from the company I bought it and the other just a random simcard. I have no idea why)

Last night, after staying in all day and taking three naps (yes, three) I went to Haufbanhoff station with Andreas and Charlotte and Andreas's colegue from Latvia and we watched the France-Spain game.

There were a few places you could watch, and one of them had a fake beach set up but you had to pay 3 euro for a food ticket so we went to a different place.

It's a really pretty station, though the construction detracts from it in this photo. Spain won. 
And today I met up with some classmates, we went to a flea market at Eberswalder Straße (Hannah, Maria Rosie, Michel, Laura, Caroline and Ben, who was complaining that we had tricked him into shopping)
 


We got food, Hannah got a necklace-watch, and then Hannah and Maria left and the rest of us went to walk around. We kept bumping into people from the German-classes, I guess everyone felt like hitting the flea markets. There's not much else to do on Sunday; the stores are closed and the museums are filled with tourists. Of course we look like tourists too, cameras out.

 But how could we not? That building demanded to be photographed.