The movie we chose to watch was Pan's Labyrinth (thanks Lucybelle). We did have everything ready: chips, blanket, comfy clothes on, drinks...everything! but guess what? Movie night didn't happen. Things went in a different direction and we ended up starring our own X-rated movie (no we didn't film ourselves)
A new week came and D had to go away again to the same place he had been going the prior 2 weeks. Some tests needed to be run and hopefully that was going to be for sure, the last time he goes there, at least for now.
That was the first time in over a year, that he had to go on a business trip 3 weeks in a row and for more than 2 days each. I told him I was glad it happened now that I am here, because I probably would've not believed him so if I was still in Colombia. -We didn't used to Skype when he was on business trips, only Viber-
I spent another week alone, I studied for the second test alone again, even though he offered me help from a distance hehehe, but I knew he was as overwhelmed and busy as I was, so I didn't want to bother him.
On that week I dared to speak some german with strangers. I felt proud, I didn't care if I made mistakes or not.
D was back home really late on Friday that week. Long time ago we had planned that on Saturday we were driving two hours to visit his sister and her family, whom I had not met. I honestly thought he was going to say that we were not longer going, but that is something I LOVE about him, he is a man of his word. He was worn out, yet he said we were going and there he was, up early in the morning and ready to go. It's always like that, not matter what.
We arrived at his sister. He introduced me to her and her husband, then I greet his parents whom were also there, because it was the sister's Bday. I also met his two adorable nieces.
We had a quick lunch and then headed to a nearby town. We all walked through the city streets, took some pictures, and ate ice cream.
After that, we went to a Museum of iron and steel in Hattingen, which is considered an industrial heritage site. Its mission is to communicate and preserve the culture of the industrial era from the earliest years to the present day. It was interesting to see and to imagine how things were back then.
We drove back home in the evening, both very tired but the music playing on the radio and the fast cars driving on the Autobahn kept me awake.
On sunday of the same week, we spent a quiet morning at home. I worked on my homeWorks and he on some pictures.
In the evening we went to a lights and music show in Bad Pyrmont. It was very very nice and romantic.
Then this past week, on the 3rd, we celebrated 3 things: Tag der Deutschen Einheit, 15 months as couple and 1 month since we closed the distance.
So far everything is great. I am loving every single second I get to spend with him, every thing we do, every joke, every smile... Everything! I feel so much in love and let me tell you it feels damn great, specially because he loves me back. He makes me very happy!
And well, I also want to finish this with something beautiful: autumn feelings!!!. I love autumn! Ok, I like all the seasons -we don't have them in Colombia-, but autumn is definitely one of my favorites.
Happy harvest, everyone!
Que dicha que todo va bien. Y espero un dia de estos pueden ver "El Laberitno del Fauno" sin distracciones!!