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 Hello everyone!

This week we did our first community engagement, and it was amazing! The residents loved spending time with the students and everyone got to exchange stories and talk about the differences between Austria and America. It was very hard to leave! We prepared the Anthem of Styria to sing to the residents with Liz accompanying us on the violin, and we also read a very well known poem Lorelei.




After class on Wednesday we went with a couple of students to watch the soccer match Germany- South Korea. Surprisingly, Germany lost 2-0 and were eliminated from the World Cup to the delight of some of the Austrian viewers in the Fanarena.   

 Another voluntary after-school activity was the visit to the art museum. The exhibition was interesting, and we had a good laugh. The view for the art museum itself was also very beautiful. We ended our little excursion with strudel at a small restaurant on the lake Mur.




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