my final days in germany | saying goodbye

Ahhh! What a ride! I've absolutely loved making these videos and I'm so glad that other people have enjoyed watching them as well. I've been home for roughly a month now and as much as I thought I'd miss Germany, I'm so glad I'm home as well. I will be forever grateful for this trip as it has changed my perspective and altered my worldview. I know it was only three weeks, but it will be three weeks I remember for a lifetime. Here's to Germany and feeling alive and romanticizing life!
Auf wiedersehen!

[@callmesofia]

i love the editing on this, such a beautiful video !!

[@graceherzog]

Thank you so much 🥲 I loved making it

[@arnodobler1096]

Come back to study in Germany. You could also save a lot of money here. There are also many courses in English. You are a smart, self-reflective young woman.
Auf Wiedersehen!
Tolle Videos Danke

[@nickyp310]

Treasure the small moments and guard your video files, before you know it, you'll be 45, you'll be getting ready to send your kids off to college and to explore the world just as you did here. And I hate to say, many of these moments will fade completely, others will become entangled with others and these videos will become increasingly more valuable..

[@dhtran681]

Thank you for the video. But don't be sad, there is always a chance to come back to Germany. Once you have decided to study at Universities, you can do it in Germany aswell (which is almost free even for international students.) Saving alot of money and having expat experiences at the same time. 🙂

[@alidemirbas6566]

Maybe you also felt at peace cause of Norah Jones. I will never forget my 2 month road trip through the US. It was 2003 and brandnew Norah Jones / Don't know why was on the radio every hour. From Florida to Grand Canyon to Yellowstone. So unreal. Like a different planet. Never had this once in a lifetime feeling again.

[@Why-D]

Auf Wiedersehen!

[@His_Cifnes]

Hihoo ~ ^^/ - Yup, I'd agree: Your leave does not need to be forever. You can always come back later.
Thing is, should you? : ) - Things are always changing, and when you return, things could have changed again.
Now you have excellent memories from that trip. - Question is: Could a second trip be even better?
Usually the first time you experience something it's the most memorable part. If you experience something cewl again, it might be seen as mediocre from then on, as you have already experienced it.
But you could, of course, always go to other parts of the country and see other stuff. Inviting the people from the first trip with you, would add to the fun I suppose. : ]
Germany has lots of differences depending on which part you visit. There are all kinds of landscapes, all kinds of stuff to see and to find out about. Possibilities are enormous. : )

[@mattesrocket]

I grew up near Esslingen and I hate it so much, that I will never turn back.
That's how different perspectives can be, depending what experiences you make in detail. It's not about the region, weather you get happy, it's about the concrete individuals you meet.

[@lisamirako1073]

It turned out to be a great series of videos about your stay in Germany. I've watched them all and think they're very well done. Your thoughtfulness and your joy about your experiences are inspiring!

[@graceherzog]

@@lisamirako1073 This is incredibly kind, thank you

[@howierfs5471]

Hi Grace, great to hear you enjoyed. Well, you are still young and before you start your rat race(prfessional job) just take your backpack, come over and travel Germany. There is so much more to see, to experience and to enjoy. Have a nice time back home CU

[@charlesjohnson9249]

But if come back make sure to NOT go to Berlin!
Germany has tons of wonderful places but Berlin is not one of them.
SKIP Berlin and tell all your friends to do so too!

[@bastian6625]

​@@charlesjohnson9249Shut up with this nonsense bullshit. Berlin is amazing!

[@danilopapais1464]

The story somehow reminded me of "Sleepy Hollow", I wonder if it is the base for it.

[@dagmarvandoren9364]

Nein. Nichts damit zu tun. ..

[@DocRock67]

This is the first of your videos I’ve watched, and it has aroused my interest to watch the others. As a German I say yes, we live in a very nice country with lots of opportunities, but Germany is far from perfect if you live here as a citizen.
Anyway, you’re always welcome here!

[@Karachitime8777]

The Germany is city of love 💕 💕 💕 🎉

[@vincevonderheyden7887]

Auf Wiedersehen👋👋 young smart and beautiful lady...

[@Peter_Cetera]

Someday you´ll be back and it will be even better!

[@graceherzog]

I hope so!

[@Bastron10]

Sehr schöne Abschlussworte

[@PeterBuwen]

Feel free to come back! You are welcome in Germany. 🙂

[@gentleZenTv]

You could always move to germany. All it needs is the will to do it. And maybe some working skills.

[@hanipasha8859]

Language is extremely important

[@bastian6625]

​@@hanipasha8859Really depends on the job.

[@petersfluege]