Birthday Party

Last Friday was my birthday & it was also the firt time we celebrated it in our new 

apartment here in Germany, joined by our new friends! It's not easy moving in a new 

country, learning a new language and having no friends or family close, so after 2 years 

this party was like celebrating not just my b-day but also getting together people from all 

over the world that we had the luck to meet here & having together a wonderful time!

It was a multi cutural party for sure :), my self and Daniel *romanians* hosted a greek

themed party in Germany :)) add people from China, Germany, Japan & Polland to have

a wondeful mix of beautiful, smart, funny people! It was great!

So my birthay was on Friday , but that wasn't the end of the party, because on Thursday 

had already began the Carnaval here in the North Rhine-Westphalia part of Germany.

Karneval, Fasching, Fasnacht, Fastelabend? They are all one and the same thing: 

pre-Lenten festivities celebrated in grand style in mostly the predominantly 

catholic regions of the German-speaking countries. 

The Rhineland has its Karneval, Austria, Bavaria and Berlin calls 

theirs Fasching, and the German Swiss celebrate Fastnacht.

People will celebrate in costume at various carnival community events and individual 

parties. Carnival parades abound, it is literally the weekend for people to live it up.

Rosenmontag - The largest and most popular carnival parades take place on the

 Monday before Ash Wednesday. These parades come mostly from the Rhineland region.

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