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Fresh air for a fresh new year!
Dear Reader,
So how in blazes do you follow up with an eventful, wonderful New Year's Eve? Here’s how…
Step 1 – Sleep as long as possible.
Step 2 – Gorge yourself on a mouth-watering New Year’s breakfast, consisting of lentel soup and sauerkraut with bacon (for financial wealth in the New Year), a New Year’s pretzel (not sweet, but savory and oh so tasty with Gsaelz, Schwaebisch for jelly), Nusszopf (nut ...
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...
... stop on the tour was to the cafeteria, which served such tasty (yes, they actually were tasty) delights as BBQ chicken, jello, biscuits and macaroni salad. Along with this meal, I had a glass of American formula Coca-Cola (yes, there is a difference in taste. In my opinion, the German Coca-Cola tastes less acidic.).
After the tour, Frau said she had a treat for me. She took me to the grocery store. You may think this isn’t a big deal; ...
The Christmas Tour: Embracing the Kid at Heart
... The name says it all. Great fuel after an intense afternoon of ice skating, or rather, trying to avoid falling on my butt.
Hefezopf – A special type of bread that isn’t too sweet, and full of raisins. This stuff is for breakfast? Dang, I can get used to this!
The Meal I will never forget – The big kahoona, the Wirtschaftteller. I needed all the appetite I could muster to finish this extravaganza of potato ...
The Christmas Tour: Hanging Out in Heslach
... 8217;s baby. She is definitely a lady with her own plans, always ready to explore and walk with a helping hand from an adult. We also went to a local church for the kids’ Christmas Pageant, which featured Julia (age 6) as an angel. The little ones did a good job and there is nothing cuter (in my opinion) than children speaking German. Dinner was at Nina and Kai’s apartment and I tried to play babysitter while the parents cooked, ...



