Maritim Hotel Cologne

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Tanya has also been giving me a lot of free time to go out and see things which is really cool of her. Yesterday I went with a friend from class to a palace in Benrath. It was pretty spiffy but they wouldn't let us see most of the rooms which kind of bummed me out. Pictures were forbidden, but somehow a couple made it onto Anika's camera. The nice thing about being a foreigner is we can just ...

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... br> For those of you who know him, Jeff, my housemate of two years, spent a summer in Eastern Oregon researching birds. There he was assigned a room mate, Sarah Ingham, an adventurous Irish girl in the States for the summer. They had a wonderful time together, and I also got to spend some time with Sarah. This past week Jeff and I were both able to travel to Ireland to see Sarah's home town, Westport.
I've been to Ireland before, but only to Dublin, so I've ...

Another early start for our walking tour of Cologne. We started at the ship and walked through the Old Town to the cathedral. The Old Town isn’t really old. It was completely destroyed during WWII. It was slowly rebuilt to look like the original. The cathedral was badly damaged during the bombing but the structure remained standing. The construction of the cathedral was started in 1248 but not finished until 1880. At ...

... visited baby Jesus. The cathedral took over 600 years to complete. Its twin towers used to help guide allied pilots on their bombing raids in WWII. Unfortunately the cathedral was damaged during WWII.

The cathedral was huge and inspiring. Its high vaulted ceilings held in place by flying buttresses, along with the beautiful stained glass windows, left me ...

... have to do with excavation and heavy machinery. So before he and Karley arrived in Germany, he did some research and discovered a huge mine called Tagebau Garzweiler just west of Cologne. Located within this large mine are enormous land machines called "bucket wheel excavators". Not being familiar with anything having to do with excavation or mining, I had no idea what all of the excitement was about. So when he suggested that ...

... thing kept falling off of my face. Steve kept putting it back on, but it would only stay in one nostril and then fall off again. We got a pretty good laugh about that...me and my mini nostrils! Once the oxygen was flowing (more around the room than actually into my nose!) Iris gave me a shot to relax. The doctor came in and told Steve he had to wait in the waiting room until after the procedure. He gave me a kiss and as soon as he left the room, that's when I really got ...

... and many more places. the monastries were hard yakka so so so so buggered after that. but the work payed off as it was beautiful to see up there. mum near got arrested. lol. teaches her for taking so many photos. lol lol lol lol lol. athens was cool. great backpackers. their dog sniffer, we fell in love with him. took us everywhere even found us on the other side of town. very historical too. no not the ...

... nervous and didn't like to go to the dentist in general. Then he asked: "So... who is gonna assist me during the operation?". He looked at Mari and I. Pia looked at Mari and at me. Then I looked at Mari. Then I looked at the doctor and said: "I will." "This is one of the craziest things I've ever done", I thought, walking across the room to give the dentist a hand. I held the Train ride Drinking More Drinking Sleeping Carrying Driving Drinking Sleeping

... Cody went downstairs to talk to the guy at the front desk, trying to locate a pharmacy or something to help me. The guy suggested I have cammomile tea and gave Cody some to make for me. It worked like a charm. My upset stomach cleared up and we both slept fairly well through the night.