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... oil and garlic. It was actually very good, and I'm not a big broccoli fan. We spent the rest of the evening chatting in the kitchen because it was the warmest room in the house. There is a wood burning stove in the kitchen and that is what is used mainly to heat the house. It got very cold here. Karyn said that it was -3 C the prior evening! <br><br>We chatted around the stove and listened to a variety of music ...

Of course I needed to visit Luxembourg, hiding away there between France, Germany and Belgium. It is the fifith smallest country in the world. It is very hilly and surrounded by trees. The hostel is down at the bottom of a cliff, yay! The city of course is quite small, but it is surrounded by ruins and forest which makes it quite a unique city in amongst the hustle and crowds of all the other major cities. The people there speak French and their own language, Luxembourgish I suppose.

... my parents worked for those years. It was pretty awesome to see where my dad was a firefighter so many years ago. Also it was weird because the base brought me back to my youth were I spent lots and lots of time on the base in Great Falls. It was really cool to have that feeling again. After we were done with Spangdhalem we meet up with Mo and went to Trier to walk around and look at ...

... chased out of a store when we tried to get in at 5:55. Another lesson learned! Other than being chased out of the store, we had a relatively uneventful day in Luxembourg, which was good, since we had school the next day.<br><br>We had our final court visit on Thursday, which was good, since we had been wearing our suits every day since we started school. We went to the European Court of Justice, which was one of the most ...

... understanding the road signs. The day did not get off to a good start. Fortunately, I eventually figured things out and made it to Echternach, which is an adorable little city. And I made it to the wine route too!! If I'd been more organized, I probably could have left earlier and made it to Vianden too to see the famous castle, but I'm not too disappointed that I missed that. Anyway, I'm off to Brussels tomorrow morning, my last stop before I come home. Photos are forthcoming.

... Luxembourg. On Thursday, I was first taken to the American and German Military cemeteries here in Lux and then on a tour of the capital, Luxembourg City. This entry contains pictures from these two locations. I will have the pictures up from the rest of the orientation trips as well as Bettembourg, the town were I live, within the next few days. Enjoy!

... power". You believe because you have this FEELING that we aren't just some random "freak" occurrence of nature in this Universe of ours. I DO Create my day, my life, my existence. I hope you start believing in the Power of YOU! Think It! Feel It! Live It! PS. I am now on holidays. After over a year at working at the most amazing job any one in the world can have I am officially on holidays! The thing is, how do you differentiate between my holiday time and my work time? Hmmmm?

... it would be a cool thing to check out. We came back and rested a little bit. Alina wasn't feeling well, and Amber decided that she didn't want to go, so it was just Josh and I. It wasn't that crowded, and it was also really cheesy. They played mostly 80s songs. It was great. They played Aha's "Take on Me", ACDC's "You Shook Me All Night Long", Wham's "Wake Me Up Before You Go Go", and some other good ...

Our family travelled to Luxembourg for a week for a work conference. Was it just me or was there a bank on every corner? I think the trip was quite expensive for my parents. <br>Assuming it was because there are so many languages spoken in ...

... Casemates - tunnels and chambers dug to further fortify Luxembourg city. Saw Notre Dame church and walked along the park at the bottom of the valley where we found an old church built into the side of the hill. Luxembourg is a beautiful medieval valley.