Monday, July 21, 2008

I'm (left) out

I didn't get in.

This is one of the saddest moments of my life.

The university in Munich didn't accept me.
They said there were many more high qualified applicants.
About a 100. And they only take 30.

This is one of the saddest moments of my life.

I'm so disappointed.

And we have to move there anyway.
Because of me Rob signed a contract for three years to do a PhD there.
I have to move, and I don't want to.
And it's all because of me.

This is one of the saddest moments of my life.

This weekend we're going to look at apartments in Munich.
And I didn't get in.
But I have to move anyway.
And have to find a place to live there anyway.
And have to leave this place in Dresden, which I love so much.

This is one of the saddest moments of my life.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

das tut mir leid.
Ich weiss aber gar nicht , was Du dort studieren willst...
Es gibt die Möglichkeit, dort als Gaststudent sich einzutragen, oder einfach Vorlesungen zu besuchen, Kontakte zu knüpfen, sowohl mit den Studenten als auch mit den Dozenten, Professoren, Interesse zeigen und dann hast Du, würde ich meinen, gute Chancen im nächsten Semester dort anzufangen ....

Earthly Mom said...

Danke Miri für die Wörter...

Diese Studiengang ist ein Mastersprogramm, das nicht sehr viele Leute akzeptiert.

Vielleicht ist es nicht, was mir gut ist... Mal sehen...

May said...

I'm so so so sorry to hear :(
*sends you a big hug.

I can understand how disappointing and frustrating it is... and how you dont feel like moving to Munich anymore.
But remmber the saying in hebrew: 'meshane makom, meshane mazal'.
I'm sure things will eventually turn for the best after you move.

And for now, take courage!

Earthly Mom said...

Thanks M....

About what we say in Hebrew:

The problem is that here I think I actually had a good luck...

Hard to leave a place where you had it quite good....

But thanks for the kind words,

I really appreciate it...