Rotary Exchange Students Unite! (original) (raw)
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23rd August 2012
10th August 2007
geijutsuka_girl @ 8:28am: Hi my name is Emma,
I'm an Inbound to Thailand and I need a bit of help. I really don't understand Thai and I was wondering if anyone had any tips about learning the language. I just can’t seem to get it.
Thank you for the help.
Emma
Current Mood: 
confused
19th May 2007
darynochka @ 2:15pm: hi! My name is Daryna i am from Ukraine and I am now in Germany as ambassador scolar..
Will be very glad to meet other people who are on exchange with rotary..
Current Mood: 
cheerful
7th April 2006
burningitblue @ 7:52pm: Hey everybody! I'm so glad someone set up a community like this. I'm from Washington State, USA and I've been in Mumbai, India for 9 months now. Is anyone else experiencing intense partying among the exchange students on your trips around your host country?
Current Mood: 
a little drowsy
18th January 2006
marie_abroad @ 7:32pm: New Board! Hey Everyone!
Good news! There is a new board out there just waiting for you! Made by exchange students for exchange students! Stop down and get your qustions anwsered, share your fears, hopes, dream, and get to know others out there who are going throught the same dificulties just like you! Its a great group of people running it and every member or post on it counts! Go check it out you wont be disapointed!!
-Marie
*EDIT* sorry gues i forgot the e. Try it again it should work now.
12th January 2006
off_to_belgium @ 4:51pm: random outbound hey everyone i think this site is awesome i have been wanting to get in toutch with some other exchange students well anywho im curently in washington state usa but i will be going to belgium next year 06-07 i don't really know much about anything yet but im sure i will be fiding about have fun everyone
Helen
2nd January 2006
zimzdisturbed @ 7:50pm: Happy 2006 exchangers
Happy New Year everyone. The new year means that the first half of the exchange is already over. Only 6 months left! Aaaah!! I don't want to go back to America. Also, the oldies are leaving for home, which means that those of us still here are now officially oldies. At first, I wasn't sure if I was ready to "take on" being an oldie, but now I feel very ready and much more experienced. It's very amazing to look back at the people we were before taking this journey and comparing them to who we are now. It wasn't the way I planned it, but it has turned out to be totally awesome anyway. I guess we can never really plan the future, but we can make the most of what's happening at present.
New year's resolutions:
See as much of Europe as possible
Become fluent in Danish
Enjoy the heck out of life
23rd December 2005
zimzdisturbed @ 12:56pm: Hey Rotary kids! I was hoping to find a community like this because although we bond with exchangers from other organizations as well, there's nothing like being a Rotary exchanger. I'm in Denmark right now, and I love it because if someone is Rotary, I know them. I mean, there are 6 other Rotary exchange students at my school alone. Oh the advantages of going to a small country :)
Anyway, sounds like a fun community. Looking forward to it. Tell me about the different ways of celebrating Christmas in your host country!
In Denmark, Christmas is on the 24th (TOMORROW) in the evening. The whole family gets together and dances around the Christmas tree while holding hands and singing. Then we all take off running around the house singing "Nu det er jul igen!" (It's Christmas again) to make sure that Christmas has been brought to every room in the house. There are tons of foods and drinks particular to Christmastime here, for example: æbleskiver, risengrød, gløgg, etc. All delicious! Now tell me about yours!
29th October 2005
cold_erin @ 4:59pm: Shoutout to my disticts, in Oz and in Sweden, who are so very easy to please when it comes to International travel.
I'm going to England on Monday, and I'm incredibly excited!
28th October 2005
marie_abroad @ 10:08pm: Crazy food So far what is the crziest thing you've eaten in your host country?
For me its been cepelinai. It basicly is a potato that you completly take apart and split in to the juice, mush, and starch. Then you put it all back together with meat inside and cook it. Its a tooon of work but turn out really interesting. Here's a picture!
yum...
19th October 2005
marie_abroad @ 6:30am: The name game! Right so the sugestion that we change our name was going around. So lets change it! Any ideas?
14th October 2005
goingabroad @ 6:48pm: Hi! Hey everyone! I'm Megan. Hopefully I'm going to Austria next year with Rotary. My Livejournal really isn't anything interesting yet...hopefully it will get interesting as the exchange approaches. :)
So where is everybody? How has the first part of your exchange gone?
- Megan
Oh yeah...isn't my username original? Haha. When I typed it in I assumed it would be taken so I didn't really expect it to actually go through!
Current Mood: excited
13th October 2005
arielinindia @ 6:19pm: Did anyone else get forced to sing repeatedly at rotary meetings? I had to sing indian folk songs with a band, and I am probably the worst singer alive... it was the most degrading thing I have ever done.
10th October 2005
marie_abroad @ 4:52pm: Welcome! Come one come all! I'd like to officaly welcome you to the Rotary Exchange Students Unite community! Feel free to make an into post about yourself and your involvement with Rotary Exchange Students. You may also ask any questions you have share concerns or just tell about your Exchange Student experiences! Have fun!
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