Icebreaking

My schedule is really relaxed, since I never have classes before 12 p.m. On the other hand I'm occupied until 9.30 p.m. then and I still have no idea how much homework we'll get.

Football game during icebreaker session on our campus.

The introduction activities were so funny. In principle it was the well-known icebreaker thing, but people here are awesome, so no comparison to former introductory games.

Strong bonds between Japan, Sweden, Germany and Italy...

The students come from all over the world, it's so interesting to see a mixture of different cultures and habits interacting and performing together.

Also some kind of intercultural performance: J., a Japanese-Canadian fellow student and me checking the guys "inner nose"...

M. and me just made the funny discovery that there are kind of tame parrots in our dorm's garden. Exotic (which is probably the word used most frequently before the real culture shock strikes...)!

Parrots(?) in our dorm's garden.

Yesterday we did a high rope course. As it was not cheap only an "exclusive" group of students joined, which was nice to the extent that you came to know much better these guys. No pictures from running, balancing, climbing and jumping so far, but perhaps there will be distributed some shots the university photographer or the company made.

Enjoying the magnificent view behind the high rope course with C. from France.

Since class attendance is mandatory, weekends are the time to travel, so together with M. I'm off to Cuetzalan. Bye.

Relaxing in our faculty's garden and sipping some espresso.