Relexa Hotel Frankfurt/ Main

... facilities.
I'll know where I'm going instinctively.
Like a thief who must know every corner, every air duct, every hallway, every locked door, every personnel station, every inch of possible ground to be learned via online airport mapping systems.
This is how I will wake up and move myself onward.
From a drunk and Valium based slumber I will awake in Germany, a country which I have never visited nor ...

... ich (Ena) es nicht lassen, JETZT schonmal Vorbereitungen wie Twitteraccount (www.twitter.com/chrenaveristina) und Travelblog zu erstellen, so dass wir von unterwegs aus optimal vernetzt sind!

Und jetzt geht es weiter an die Karriereplanung (leider nur in Form von Prüfungsvorbereitung...).

... Well here's the story:

After having met a bunch of design students "by chance" (still don't believe in chance though ;) at a party,

[to be continued]

I reckon this trip will help me to make some awesome pictures.

... of Sulzbach, which was about twenty minutes outside of Frankfurt. We had a great dinner of warm, German soups and Jagerschnitzel at a local restaurant called Die Linde, and when you have dinner in the state of Hesse in early October, that means one thing – Apfelwein. Apple wine is a local specialty. It is served pure and cut with either sparkling water or Sprite, and the apfelwein we drank at Die Linde was actually made by a family friend of ...

... coffee. It’s now 1:45 pm. Where I am sort of feels like my brief time visiting Rachel in Rome (cafes, piazza type areas, lots of public transit, brick roads, gelaterias), but the buildings of note are more gingerbread/Dutch-like. Yes, I understand that gingerbread/Dutch-like is probably not an official architectural term, but I am neither an architect nor an art historian so this is my description.

I am going to try and find a wireless network to post this from (according to ...

... he wanted to get the contract read by a person who understands Dutch. He went to his supervisor, who is Dutch, to ask for clarity and get additional help. He came back a few hours later and told me the good news. All would be fine as the supervisor made a few calls and got the approval to re-issue a ticket to us. Without these agent's help we might have been stuck in the Frankfort airport or, as a minimum, had to leave all the excess baggage. No need to mention what a ...

BREAD, BREAD & BUTTER. Welcome to the land of giant soft pretzels! I think I ate 3 a day. oh my, and I ate some butter with them.... Those Germans don't know how to cook vegetarian, but they do know how to make bread! SLEEPING BEAUTY 3 days at the Fancy Airport Hotel. I slept ALOT. BATHROOM ADVENTURES Those Germans love engineering and style of bathroom fixtures. Every bathroom is an adventure. Now... how to turn on the water...? I feel a bit disoriented, navigating ...

... it is really getting COLD now. A max of 8 degrees and I guess we hit that for about 2 minutes near 1pm today. We have almost finished our holiday now and Frankfurt should give us a chance to wind down before we hit the stratosphere headed for the warmer climes. [Almost totally off-topic] Many of the hotels that we have stayed at have had an English TV channel or 2 - mainly CNN, MTV and sometimes BBC World. Has ...

... food, and time passed reasonably fast. I didn't even try to sleep since it was during the day. We were on time getting to Chicago, but it was raining and all the planes were delayed going out. Carol and I didn't get home (to our respective husbands and animals) until 11 p.m.-having been up 24 hours! We were tired, but it was a wonderful trip. I am a professional writer, but I cannot seem ...

I've been in Frankfurt several times, mostly checking out the gift show in my capacity as a trade show geek in general, promoter of my frog line in particular. So I know the town a bit. But this time we merely pass through, in the middle of the night, right through the center ...