(Ominous voice-over:
"The year is 2008. The University of Potsdam, most advanced institution of its kind, has advocated a new innovation in course sign-up: The use of pens and paper. Stone tablets and cuneiform are now a thing of the past in this bastion of modernity...")
How do I hate German bureaucracy? (
Let me count the ways... )
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Luckily I never had to personally deal with German bureaucracy (the only way I could spell this word correctly is by checking how you spelled it), but I've heard some horror stories from my mum from when we first moved to Berlin. Apparently it was a Really Big Problem that my brothers and I didn't have my dad's (OR my mum's) surname, so the authorities were confused as to how we could possibly be a family. It ended up with my mum refusing to leave the building until somebody did something.
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I'll resist the temptation to bash the economy thing and instead wish you the best of luck with everything, and a congratulations on the room! Small spaces can be quite cozy and Hákon and Hildur have always struck me as incredibly nice and fun people. : )
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And I'm glad you have a much more permanent home now! I expect many more regular updates and emails.
btw, please let me know how the used bookstores go! :-)
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