Country Inn Munich Trade Fair

... to add to his list of *******ly deeds.




Bikin' it....


Half way during the bike trip, we stopped off at a beer garden to get something to eat. I somehow spent 20 euro on food. It’s funny, because I am vegetarian, I was worried about not being able to eat in Germany, but this was the most healthy day so ...

I went to see my new school today. The area is really nice and my school looks awesome. It's brand new. This will be the first year it is opened.
I'm in the red group (the Pumuckl Group). The playground is huge. There is also a huge soccer ...

... the seat out to see how far it reclined. It is a bit more than what you would find on an airplane and slightly more comfortable with some contours to keep the head up. The plus to this was you did not have to keep the seat and tray up on take off and there were no pesky announcements waking you up! I saw people with blankets but I had no idea where they got them from. I scanned the area but did not see a pile of them anywhere. I thought I would be okay with my long ...

Well we arrived in Munich at about 5 a.m. with no idea of how to get to our hostel but would shortly find out. Once we found our hostel we checked in but could not get into our room until after 2:00. Since it was so early and nothing was open we sat on the hostel couches and rested our eyes. The guy behind the desk felt so bad for us that he opened up a single bedroom for us and let us ...

... deck where the plane was waiting for us and we were ready. Despite Karens fears this turned out to be the easiest part of our trip with a 10 minute ride landing at the airport. An airport as it turned out which only gets going after 8-30 in the morning with security opening at 9 so there was nothing to worry about. Probably the easiest airport transfer I've ever had. When we walked through security the guy who was checking passports had his cellphone jammed to ...

... then the next day I was off. As much as I would've loved to have stayed, kept the insanity and good times rolling, it was probably for the best that I was moving on. I had gotten my experience and eventually you always reach that time when you have to say goodbye. Plus I had a booking for a hostel in Brussels, so that was as good an excuse as any. So Adrian and I shook hands and parted ways after two weeks together and then I was on the train to Belgium, a country famous for its...chocolate.

... t think my trip to Europe would be complete without a visit to what are now memorial sites preserved to remind ourselves of the atrocities that occurred during World War II. After being there I am even tempted, but cautious to say that I don't think my life would be complete without seeing for myself one of the concentration camps that we studied in such gruesome detail when in highschool. Seeing what conditions people lived in, what devices were used for tourture, for death ...

... our way, completely ignorant of the amount of alcohol, food and whatever else we'd indulged in. Needless to say, Monday started slow and late. Ayako, Darren, my brother and I tended to our hangovers by putting down a heavy lunch of more starch and protein-saturated German food. Feeling appropriately full, we then lounged around my brother's house in Tutzing for a couple hours. Once Ayako and I collected ourselves enough to feel up for some wandering, we then caught a ride into ...