Minh in America

So my 4-day was pretty good.
For the first time, i had theatre class "improvisation". It was really fun and i enjoyed my time being there. We played games you would never expected. In the viewpoint of a german it was very strange to see but it was also very worthwhile.
I'm looking forward to have great time.

A tower from San Antonio (actually i don't know which tower it is)

don't ask me, you can see it by yourself

Some hours later, our group had a library tour with a tour guide. He showed us every corner of the library but it didn't take much time. With finished the tour after 20-30 min.
But i was interesting so see the library in america because in my opinion, the library in america (Trinity) looks much more comfortable than the german library. (just my opinion)

In the afternoon, we went to San Antonio to the  Western Art Museum.
The Museum itself isn't that big still they got many things to watch at.
When we finished the museum, we had a boat trip along the riverwalk. The San Antonio River Walk is a network of walkways along the banks of the San Antonio River, one story beneath the streets of Downtown San Antonio. It was beautiful to see all the restaurants, bars, skyscrapers and other things. I would recommend it! When you are in San Antonio, do a riverwalk tour!

Baktosch, Enes, Minh 

In the evening, our Fulbright group went to a mexican restaurant. The food was good and i enjoyed the time talking to the people. I sat at one table with Enes, Alexandr, Iris (one intern), Dr. Noor, and a prof (i forgot his name, i'm sorry :( )
We talked about politics, differences between Germany and America, travelling and so many other topics. I was upset when everybody had to leave because the conversations were pretty nice.
All good things must come to an end...