But cousin and niece are two different things....

Its called geiselwind, its i think it was around an hour away from us, so not that far for such a big park.^^ Been there three times if i remember right, the last time my brother almost lost a finger. xD

C: Hey! Interview went pretty well today; I’m not entirely convinced that I'll get it, however, because over 20 people showed up for it. I was like, ohhh crap. xD

But as far as I’m concerned, I coped well with it. I think I need to practice being more forward, though. Since I come across as too quiet in big groups, especially when there’s loud people there.

Anyhoo, I’ll find out by the end of the week if I was successful or not; either way it’s experience and I’m going to continue job hunting over the course of the next few days. <3

And congrats Merry! I’m glad your interview was awesome. I think that going the Flight Attendant route sounds like the best option too.

I seriously dont know im bad with these related stuff. :o

Its this here.
Geiselwind
You can go on all sort of different rides, watch show, look at animals, eat, buy etc. :o

Greetings Luaril. :)

Let me explain Merry :D

Nihal is my cousin. She is the daughter of my dad's brother.

But Laura is my niece. She is the daughter of MY brother :P And nephew would be the son of my brother.

@Nihal - Hello! ^_^ How are you today?

And yup, Julez is right. c: Son/Daughter = Mother/Father, just as Nephew/Niece = Auntie/Uncle.

Huh? I don't get it Merry ;D To us this is well known and in America actually it's this way too and England and such ;D
Maybe you are the weird ones... ?? :D

Yea we also have the words Neffe and Nichte. But I already explained what they mean so. It's actually pretty easy to me.

Take a look here, maybe that will be more clear then:

http://www.nsgc.org/About/FamilyHistory ... fault.aspx