Re: Are there some of you in Munich and Germany ?

[Rayna <rayna.st@gmail.com>]

Hello,

2009/10/5 Meike Reichle <meike@debian.org>

Hey Rayna

first of all, welcome to Germany. I hope you'll like it here!

For the moment, yes, it's really different from Paris ;o)

 

I am afraid I am not living in München, but in Hildesheim, which is a good
600km away. But if you ever get to those parts drop me a line, I'd be glad
to meet up with you!

Great :D Maybe soon, I am curious about Germany.

 

Best wishes,
Meike

Thanks to all of you who answered!

Best,
Rayna

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