Ramen noodles, a kiwi, and a Hohes C do a dinner make

So the Nutelleria is a giant marketing tool for the brand that we all know and love, Nutella. Its a little coffee bar that makes everything with Nutella. All the coffees are flavored with Nutella. Danis and I had a Nutella shake there. Even the food offerings have Nutella on them. Its amazing. And there's nothing more to say about it.

I don't think I've told you about these guys, but these are some people from the University of Arizona. They're really cool, and I've gone out with them a couple of times. Most of the group flew out this morning early from Muenchen. I met Katie (girl with the yellow shirt in the front) and Sean (guy with the blue shirt right behind her) at a laundromat.


I must credit myself with being ridiculously resourceful. These are the eating implements that I possess: two glasses, a bread knife, a fork I stole from the kitchen, and a spoon with a green handle that I bought yesterday. I can wield these primitive tools accomplish much. I commented to my mom right after I got here that it was hard to find easy to fix foods. I promptly received a package with microwavable goodies and ramen noodles. "How are you going to make ramen noodles with your lack of dishware and pots?" you might ask me, especially since I have to pay to use the gas of the stove in my building. Luckily the microwave requires no fee. I microwaved water in my two glasses until warm, and then I added the ramen and continued to microwave for several minutes. The ramen came out steamy and ready to eat.

I also drank a Hohes C and ate a kiwi with my noodles. The red fabric behind is my shirt that I used as a pot holder. I think it also adds something decorative to the picture.