Second day at the ITB

Today was my last day in Berlin, and I figured that I could go to the ITB again. As I had to check out of my flat, I woke up early and made myself ready for the day. As I wasn't in a rush to get back to the masses of the fair, I figured that a 45 min ride with the Tram was just the thing I needed right now, so I sat back in the Ring-S42 and enjoyed the ride. My period pain was getting worse, so I wanted to take some painkillers again. Unfortunately, one of the 600 mg fell to the floor. I don't know too much about the hygiene in trams, but as it usually chauffeured drunken people and addicts, I rather not use it any more. Thankfully, I had a 400 mg as well. When I arrived at the fair, I left my luggage at the wardrobe again and began to stroll. Today, I had quite some knowledge about the ITB already, so I definitely wasn't in a rush to explore. I found myself in a Taiwanese tea ceremony, I got a Henna, I got my mom some beautiful painted phone case (already thinking about Mother's Day) and sat down for a while to listen to a talk about Diversity. The best thing I "achieved" today was that I could drive the Formula 1 car at the Qatar Airways section. I was horrible, honestly. Over 20 seconds behind the best driver... That are worlds in Formula 1. I guess, I will never become as talented as Charles Leclerc. Then I might not have a choice but to be only a fangirl of him. And that I totally was, because I left the ITB early and had to wait for 3 hours for my train. That time, I used very wisely, to watch a bunch of videos of Charles - or how I call him "Leclec". I had to laugh so hard sometimes that people stared at me. I didn't care. I just enjoyed my free time. A perfect ending to a stressful but yet somehow relaxing time in Berlin.

Songs of the trip: Schön genug by Haller, Hero by Martin Garrix & JVKELäs mer