The last full day that I was in Germany was a nice and relaxing one with my suitemate. I had done the tourist tour around the city of Munster, seen how it had been reconstructed after World War Two, and walked around a few of the city markets. I even had seen one of the few astronomical clocks that are left in the world! We woke up around 10am to bike the fifteen minute ride to a little restaurant that served amazing brunch on Sundays. After experiencing the Germany nightlife I definitely was looking forward to some great food and a...

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The morning began with the typical German breakfast rolls with spreads. While my friend called them bagels without holes, I just said that they were rolls because they looked like big versions of something that I would receive at a typical restaurant. I cannot tell you how long my friend and I debated because she thought it was offensive that I referred to her "bagels without holes" as rolls. In any case, they were light, fluffy, and delicious. After that, we rode our bikes to the Prinzipalmarkt. The Prinzipalmarkt is similar to our Newbury Street in the types of shops that...

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