Hotel Europa Pforzheim
Kronprinzenstrasse 1 Pforzheim, Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg, 75177, Germany
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Fresh air for a fresh new year!
... nuts and brown sugar), cold cuts and a wide variety of breads, rolls, and croissants.
Step 3 – Get some fresh air and some sort of physical activity, all the while exploring a cute Schwaebisch town. All the stores were closed, but boy was this town adorable.
Step 4 – After all that movement, enjoy Chinese leftovers from "last year" (aka, the Chinese leftovers from December 30th before ice skating).
Lebe lang und erfolgreich,
Whitney
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A happy Rutsch!
... royal mess of beer bottles, confetti, used fireworks, and drunks looking very, very lost and very, very intoxicated. Still, we made it safely back home. I feel asleep as soon as my head hit the pillow, but in the second it took me to lay down, I smiled, knowing I had an eventful New Year’s Eve.
Lebe lang und erfolgreich,
Whitney
I'd like to wish you a very happy, healthy and successful New Year! ...
Now for something completely different...
... you get my drift.
This is not to say that people stationed on base have no exposure to German products and culture. Frau and others utilize not only the supermarket on base, but local German stores and bakeries, because Wonder Break can’t hold a candle to German bread. Even Frau told me how well-travelled the kids in her class are. With an opportunity like that, why not use it for all it is worth? As Frau said, “We have the best of ...
The Christmas Tour: Embracing the Kid at Heart
... toilet paper behind you, I will give you a roll.” After a bit of time, and a lot of “Engele, Engelein, FLIEG,” Linda even let me carry her for a bit.
The real test of my ability to relate to kids came the following day, when I met Mark and Emily, ages 7 and 3. Both families came together and ordered a giant pizza for dinner. At first, Mark seemed to be a little distant, probably because I was a girl. This skepticism ...
Germany [Take 2, Part 6]: Delving into the past
... as a whole and this exercise (my mum forced on me) was a brilliant way to learn to let go of material things. I am grateful for the exercise. But sad nevertheless. My memory has never been the best, so I cherish things like photos, keepsakes, old letters and all kinds of garbage to jog my thoughts and revel in good old times. There are so many things I came across that made me laugh at moments I had already forgotten about. Like this teacher ...



