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Museum Island, Berlin
... collections there were huge statues, walls, floors, other architectural pieces reconstructed inside the museum. Ishtar’s Gate is amazing and beautifully preserved with embellished brickwork with vibrant colors on a long hall and courtyard area leading up to the gate. I have not seen anything like it before. Magnificent!
My other favorite piece was ...
Not There Yet
... being of German decent, he greatly appreciated stuffing his face with German pastries while not gaining a ******* pound. I hate him. Anyway, walking off our pastries and back at the apartment to go over the trip itinerary for the tenth friggin' time, we went to dinner some place local. There's this Cambodian place, Angkor Wat a few blocks away so we went there. I remember trying Cambodian for the first time in San Francisco and loving it so ...
Dinner for One and fun for a million
... year.
We uncorked our 1/4 bottles of champagne and drank them quite quickly because they were a bit too warm and then found someone from the UK to sing "Auld Lang Syne" with, although diverse nationalities round and about also joined in.
Some of the remainder of the evening is something of a blur. There was an entertaining band who performed "I Will Survive" (funny how you know all the words when you've been drinking) and had the whole crowd jumping up and ...
Berrrrrrrrrrr-lin
... weather and walked to the East Side Gallery which is a collection of murals painted on one of the largest remaining sections of the Berlin Wall. Some of the works were very good while others were less inspiring. It was here Brendan's umbrella broke which left him soaked by the constant rain. It took about another twenty minutes of walking to reach the Jewish Museum which was well worth the ...
Berlin
I should note that the entire time I was in Berlin, I had "Springtime for Hitler" stuck in my head, which is not only terribly offensive (so I couldn't even sing it out loud), but also really effin' catchy.
Berlin was interesting. The first night we arrived, the other Medical Practice and Policy group was there, and we had dinner with them. Afterwards, our group went out to this lounge we found, and I enjoyed it quite a bit. We smoked hookah, which ...