Munich to Dachou and back to Munich

In Drawing II, we are doing either space scenes or underwater scenes with hog markers. To all the city kids out there, hog markers are very messy, bigger versions of oil pastels (sort of). In case you didn't figure it out, they are used to mark livestock. I am going to do a sea scene with an octopus, shark, seahorse, and some fishies. In Mexican History, we are going to use clay to carve our names in hieroglyphics. I hate flies. I hate crickets. James is at a cross country meet. I don't think I've ever mentioned my new schedule. Study Hall, Gym (with a new teacher who actually makes us do stuff), Homeroom, Physics, Calculus, Statistics, Drawing II, Mexican History, and College Prep English. You guys need to come down and ride our ponies! We now have free time in Munich! This is the fish fountain that we had to meet at. This is the really cool church/town hall/what ever it was that was by the fountain. The carvings were incredible. Me imitating a statue with Mike's sword. A really cool statue of a knight spearing something. Really cool clock/church. The statue in the middle of the compound at Dachou. A prisoners jacket. A model of the compound before they tore down some of the barracks. Bunks.
More bunks.

Lockers.

A wash station. The crematorium. Arbeit Macht Frei. Paula, Elisabeth, Hannah, and me eating ice cream in a park in Munich after Dachou.

Kim and Elisabeth at the Hard Rock Cafe in Munich.