My first two days in India, Delhi, have been really exciting. Exciting means in that context my effort to adjust to all this chaotic surroundings I get to know right now. My arrival at the Delhi Airport was quite an experience. Actually my internship organization sent me a driver with the purpose to take me to my hotel from the airport, but the problem was that I had no idea how to find him in a crowd of tons of people who were waiting for allegedly important people. Eventually, after some really confusing minutes I recognized a sign saying "Erik Sabas". That made me quite happy because a plan B was missing at all. "Yeah, at least I will not sleep on the street", I thought when the driver told me some things about Delhi and meanwhile he handled the horrible traffic like it's nothing. In his opinion Delhi traffic is "relaxed". I kind of doubt that. After all, I felt asleep at 3 AM somewhere in Delhi. I really had no idea where that was.
Next day I realized where my Hotel actually was: in the heart of huge indian bazar. So I started from from scratch in the middle of all the indian chaos. My adjustment process went pretty well and I kind of know how to deal with all this after a really depressing first day where I didn't even leave my quarter. Now I got seven days for sight seeing and all the things my conscience tells me before I will start an internship at the german Goethe Institute.
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