I took a break from my thesis writing and went to see my family in the Ruhrgebiet over Easter. Was really nice to see everybody again after such a long time and to celebrate together a bit – actually we only went out for lunch on Sunday, but not much more beside lots of chocolate.
That Saturday we drove also to Eindhoven in the Netherlands for the day – unfortunately was raining. Back in Bochum we saw the really fascinating movie “Big Fish“, and chilled afterwards in the 60′s styled bar Eve Bar in the basement of the Schauspielhaus Bochum enjoying delicious cocktails. So, also the fun was not missed out.
Worth to mention is also my flight back with V Bird, which I checked out for the very first time: Niederrhein (said to be near Duesseldorf) to Munich. Though I was prepared to drove a while to Niederrhein I was shocked by the destination at first, not only that it is located completely remote (far apart from Duesseldorf, rather near to Kleve and the Dutch border), but more that one had to cross a kind of ghost town, which was formerly a British military base, to reach the airport. This suddenly appears as a modern glass building in front of you with a huge parking lot in front of it. The journey itself was really relaxing – with cute Dutch stewardesses dressed in kind of jogging outfits.
