Move to Munich

Wow! It has been three weeks since I moved from little cobbled stone Aachen to the Bayern's (Bavaria) capital: München (Munich) :-) ...getting used to work though I'm working for the same company and almost same project I was working little more than two years back! Was MS worth!? ;) that will be in another post! BTW, I'm employed by a different company now. The two years were really tough....really really tough! I came with so many aspirations and as always the initial enthu dies down and you end up finally telling yourself what the heck did I do - but overall I feel its worth coming far off and seeing different life, new experiences. But was hard to motivate myself to write exams...more for other posts.

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