Here's the creepy train station. Somehow I managed to wander around to the back and got lost. It looked all old, and when I found a door, it was glass and covered in dust and cobwebs and inside looked all ghost-station-y.
Here are pictures of the American Invasion. The middle one is me in front of my window; German weather is kinda like Texas, except colder. Looking out that window it was raining, but the window right next to it- still bright and sunny. Rain would come and go in 10 minutes, and once it hailed on us while walking the 2 miles up to our dorm. My clothes took 2- 3 days to dry and the wind kept popping all the umbrellas.
Here are pics from nside my dorm. The order is: my room, bathroom, kitchen. kitchen, my room. Notice the wall-panel flusher? The yellow doors helped a lot to lighten things up. One guy in the program (in another dorm, too) said once he had to go back to his prison cell in his tower. He lived without a roommate on the eight floor. Not pictured, but just past the toilet, was the shower. Gym showers are much nicer. I had a tiny blue shower curtain with mold in the folds that would suction to you if you moved too much. The shower was probably small enough to where you couldn't stand with you hands on your hips, elbows out. Pretty much, stand in one place and spin a bit.
Here are some Euros. And here are some Euro cents. The top two are 1 Euros, and the one by the quarter is worth 2 Euros. Here's a picture of the underground walkway to get to Wal-Mart. Germans love grafiti. They've made documentaries about it.
Here's the Toronto Airport. I spent ~8 hours there. It was cold and rainy. 2 below is a picture from inside the bus that drove us from Frankfurt Airport to Würzburg.
The last two pics are the view from outside my Würzburg dorm room.