First day we went around the area. Instructor showed us where we will work, where is dining room and more. Then he told us instructions, when we will work and some rules.

On Tuesday we taught ourselves on a website called Codecademy. I started learning javascript.

On Wednesday we have to start working on our own website. Instructor told us how it should look.

On Thursday I still worked on my website. I have already finished the page about me and the page about Leipzig.

On Friday, we started installing sockets. Then we got iPads and had to pair smart devices with the Ipads, then we had to do a routine.

We finished our routine and started getting informations about Loxone devices.

Video of our house and our routine.

We started working with Loxone config program.

Set upping smart home with Loxone miniserver.

The Rathaus Schkeuditz is a historic town hall known for its blend of Historicism and Jugendstil architectural styles. It features decorative facades, a prominent clock, ornate windows, and an arched entrance leading to the Ratskeller. Today, it serves as the main seat of city administration and citizen services in Schkeuditz.

Schkeuditz nature is very beautiful and peaceful, offering a quiet escape from the city. The area is filled with green spaces, parks, and walking trails perfect for relaxing or enjoying outdoor activities. It’s an ideal spot to connect with nature and unwind in a calm environment.

The Thomaskirche in Leipzig is a famous Gothic church known as the home of the St. Thomas Boys Choir and as the workplace of Johann Sebastian Bach. Inside, visitors can see Bach’s tomb and enjoy world-class choral music in a historic setting. The church is a key site in Leipzig’s musical and spiritual heritage.

The Altes Rathaus in Leipzig is a prominent Renaissance building on the city’s main square, known for its elegant facade and distinctive off-center tower. Once the seat of city government, it now houses the City History Museum with richly decorated historic rooms. It remains one of Leipzig’s most iconic and culturally significant landmarks.

The Völkerschlachtdenkmal in Leipzig is a massive monument commemorating the Battle of the Nations, symbolizing the defeat of Napoleon and the unity of European powers. Towering above the city, it features dramatic sculptures and a domed hall honoring the fallen. It is one of the largest war memorials in Europe and a powerful symbol of Leipzig’s historical importance.

We visited Dresden on Sunday. Behind me is the Zwinger, a magnificent Baroque palace famous for its gardens and art museums. The city is full of history, beautiful architecture, and vibrant culture.

The St. Trinitatis Cathedral in Leipzig is a modern Catholic church known for its minimalist architecture and use of natural materials like Rochlitz porphyry. It features a bright, open interior, a prominent bell tower, and sustainable design elements. The building serves as both a place of worship and a community center in the heart of the city.

There should be a bridge in Dresden, but in September 2024, the Carola Bridge partially collapsed into the Elbe River, disrupting traffic and city services. Built during the East German era, the bridge had shown signs of corrosion, which likely contributed to the failure. The collapse sparked urgent repairs and highlighted broader concerns about aging infrastructure in Germany.

The Augustus Bridge in Dresden is a historic sandstone bridge connecting the old town with the Neustadt across the Elbe River. Built in the early 20th century, it has nine arches and carries pedestrians, cyclists, and trams. The bridge is currently closed to cars for renovations to preserve its historic character.

The Stallhof in Dresden is a historic courtyard of the Dresden Castle, originally built as a horse riding arena and venue for tournaments. It is surrounded by notable buildings like the Johanneum and the Kanzleihaus. The Stallhof is famous for the nearby Fürstenzug, the world’s largest porcelain mural depicting Saxon rulers.

Every morning at 7 am we go run 3 km. We found route around here. After running we also do stretching and taking nutritional supplements.

After work I go usually working out outside or inside. Outside I go on the bar to do pull ups or just hang. Inside for push ups, dips and abs.

After dinner, we usually play pool with friends. Sometimes we play darts, too.