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... So viel ist schon passiert, so wenig habe ich bisher erlebt. Neue Freunde, eine 2te Familie und ein ganz anderes Leben erwarten mich hier. New York, meine neue Liebe! <br><br>Jetzt, mit mehr Zeit und Muse widme ich mich dem langersehnten Lebenszeichen. :) <br><br>Viel Spaß beim lesen!<br><br>

... first. The kids here are now insisting that I will get the flu and I just might, but I don't think it's gonna kill me. 3 of the 5 members of the family who got the vaccine are now sick with fevers and coughs, doesn't sound like a good time to me. <br> Since I wasn't entirely impressed with the carnival I decided to wander around the altstadt and take some photos for everyone to see. I'm posting some other photos that I took a few days ago as ...

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... all-we-could-eat, home-made strudel! Meanwhile, I went on a wild scavenger hunt across the city in an attempt to find an internet cafe where I could print out my graduate school application. Wish me luck!<br> After Salzburg, Katie and I would once again part with the rest of the crew for a few days while they traveled the Black Forest. But before we split, we all had to share a liter of beer or so in the Hofbrauhaus (Katie may never have heard of ...

... living with Jews? It's like living with any other family except for the fact that there are some dietary considerations. Kosher meat is not easy to find so I've basically become a vegetarian. If we do eat meat we have separate dishes that we use because meat and dairy are not to be mixed. Reason? The Torrah says not to "boil a child in it's mothers milk". If they eat meat they wait six hours before consuming dairy, I don't follow this rule. Mostly we eat ...

... on after doing a bit of shopping to Freiburg. As the gateway to the black forest, we caught a train through to a town called Titisee and did a quick hike in the nearby hills. The black forest turns out to be quite large and we didn't have much time so after our day trip we had to keep going, leaving most of the hikes and black forest towns behind us. We caught a train that followed the Rhine up to Cologne, a lively town that was mostly destroyed in the war ...

This is not a great adventure, more a welcome back.<br><br>It is great to be back in Villiprott to visit our old friends since the 70ies. Now I have been staying with them for two weeks and we have done a lot of different things. This part of Germany have many interesting places to visit, both nature and culture.<br>

... was underlined by plenty of music. Tilman and 3 friends played "the" Wedding March and an intermezzo as a string quartett. Bine (voice), Sebi (ukulele) and Sascha (guitar) gave a rendition of a beautiful German love song. The organist and Sebi and Sascha played the songs we chose with zest and inspiration and everybody sang along at the top of their voices. Very unlike the usual mumble along at ,say, Christmas. We then had a chocolate fountain reception at the church hall before ...

... I guess - to come back and beat Japan 3-1 in the dying minutes was amazing and fully deserved after we had been killed by a referee - not for the last time. The atmosphere in the stadium was brilliant and we were happily sat (or mostly standing) bang in the middle of the massive Aussie section of yellow clad supporters behind the goals you would of seen on TV during each match. The stadium itself was also amazing - a massive bowl on one tier which allowed us to generate a crazy amount ...