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Stuttgart.... World Cup Part One
O.K. Take the Superbowl, final four, Indy 500 and the NBA finals... put all of the fans together, bring in the world's alcohol, face paint and flags... sprinkle a little international diplomacy in the mix... give everyone a blow-horn and a set of flares and then you have the world cup. I would say that soccer is like a religion to most of the world …
Traveling Home
12/19/2010
It is now the last day of our 2 week and 1 day journey across the Atlantic and returning just in time for a busy Christmas week with family and friends. My Blackberry woke us up at 6:30 Germany time after a restless night in a one night stand hotel, even though it was the Holiday Inn Express. We packed what little there was to …
Nicholas Fills My Boots
... all my christmas shopping, however, now remains the lingering question as to how I will bring all of this stuff back with me with just one suitcase). There was even a tiny old fashioned carousel and ferris wheel which I rode. Despite the freezing weather and the fact that it took an hour for my toes to defrost I had a really great time! Yesterday, December 6th, was Nicholas Tag in Germany which is ...
Christmas Markets in the Snow
... that it gets quickly overwhelming but you could spend many hours looking and a lot of money on the different things they sell there. It is truly a shoppers dream. The next day my Aunt took me to the Christmas market in Rodersberg, which was so beautiful and snowing that it looked like something out of a fairy tale. This particular market is special because huge pine trees are brought from the woods and they create a forest in the middle of the town. The trees are so tightly packed ...
Porsches and Snow
... starting in a circular pattern of extending concentric circles. The exhibits are somewhat designed to be viewed in chronological order and the first exhibit is the 1939 Porsche 64 Prototype which looks more spaceship than roadcar. From there the museum goes from early begininngs at the turn of the century when Ferdinand Porsche was designing all types of vehicles from fire trucks to early racers. Then it broadens out to when he ...
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