Inside Student Blogs Brennin Cummings 
Berlin, Fall 2011
Brennin's Posts
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Bis später, Berlin!
I miss Berlin so much, but I need to keep telling myself I’ll be back. I NEED to go back. I owe that city so much and I know I’ll spend even more time there in the future. But for now, bis später Berlin. Danke für alles!
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A Birthday Abroad.
I started my 21st birthday in a club in Amsterdam with my best friend Mari. Mari’s studying abroad in Amsterdam (also on IES) and I knew I really wanted to spend my birthday with her.
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Tschüss, Berlin. “Zurück bleiben, bitte.”
This is a video I wanted to make all semester, but I’m glad I waited until the end to actually make it. It’s scenes of most everything I love about Berlin, with a large part being the amazing people I met at IES.
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Hamburg with Helen.
A couple weeks ago I visited a German girl that I met on a Megabus in America. Her name was Helen and she invited me to visit her in Hamburg when I came to Germany.
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Meeting Germans on a Megabus.
The moral of this story? Take a Megabus because you’ll meet your next best friend. Maybe.
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Oktoberfest Pictures!
When I said I was done blogging about Oktoberfest, I was TOTALLY KIDDING. But obviously you needed to see some pictures to accompany the text.
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Oktoberfest: Der dritte und letzte Teil.
Oktoberfest is said to be the most horribly touristy thing you can do in Germany with no cultural merit. I mean, yes. Of course it is. But it’s also the absolute most fun you can ever have- hands down.
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Oktoberfest- Part Zwei
We were dressed and ready to head over to Oktoberfest! We took the S-bahn from our host Gülay’s apartment to Oktoberfest. The second we stepped out of the train, we could tell we were in the right place.
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Oktoberfest, Part Eins
A couple weeks ago, I experienced something I NEVER imagined I would experience. Yes. Oktoberfest. The real one, in Munich.
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Blogging from Tempelhof Park- a short tour and some ramblings.
My first month in Berlin has been indescribable. It’s already been completely life changing and I can’t wait to see where it goes from here.
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You are leaving the American Sector.
My first two weeks in Berlin have literally flown by. The first week was a blur of confusion and now we’re finally settled in and enjoying life in Germany!
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I’m so excited. I’m so scared.
I’ve been hardcore procrastinating on all preparations for studying abroad in Germany because (here’s my last admission) I’m slightly terrified. Nay, very terrified.
