The group weblog of the Germany Graduate Veterinary Medicine Study Abroad Program, Texas A&M University, College of Veterinary Medicine
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Pre-Germany Nervousness
There is a little over one week until we leave for Germany. I am excited, scared, happy, sad, and a bunch of other emotions all rolled into one. The only other country I have been to is Mexico. That doesn't really count, because it was spring break, and it was just a big party in another country, and everyone spoke English. I am excited for all the learning opportunities this trip presents itself with. Knowing classmates that went last year, I have an idea of how the program goes. I am exited about meeting Veterinary students from other countries, working in clinics in Copenhagen, taking weekend trips, and having the opportunity to stay after and travel to Paris and London. I am a little nervous about the weekend trips, being in a different country, with only a small group of girls. I am scared for Nils, because there are 13 girls going on this trip, and frankly, that is A LOT of estrogen. I am hoping that by the end of the trip we become closer and not want to kill each other. I am sad that I am leaving my family. I have a 1 yr old son and will miss him every hour of every day. Just thinking about leaving is making me tear up. I am worried he will forget me when I come back. I am worried that I will not get to talk or see him as often as I would like. I am worried that I will cry myself to sleep at night because all I want to do is hold my little boy. I know this trip is the opportunity of a lifetime and he will not remember that I was gone for 6 weeks, but it is gonna be my biggest struggle of the trip. I am also scared about the language barrier and the food. Being a vegetarian, I am hoping I do not have to eat too much meat to survive over there. Right now, I am thinking of the immediate future of packing and not having enough, or having too much.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
1 comment:
I just tried to 'Like' this...
Post a Comment