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This travelogue highlights the nomadic wanderings of a pair of international teachers and their two boys. After traveling, studying, working and living in many countries around the globe, we settled back into the States for a spell... had our children, ...

... put them in some kind of vague chronological order. And to be fair, drive-thrus, fly-bys, or crossing out of international waters does not count. Airport stop-overs without leaving the airport does not count. Eating at Waffle House, although tasty, and ...

... station. Sonya had to ride in the boot. We went to The Blue Boat where Gunilla was having a thank-you party for the international guests. It was her wedding present to Brian & Cecilia. A nice Swedish-style picnic (albeit indoors because of the ...

... nicely at the airline counter that they would let me through without charging me for excess baggage :) We arrived at Perth International Airport just behind Kathy and her family, checked in with no hassles, comforted my anxious parents and departed on ...

... again. Because we wanted to be sure to get to our gate, we didn’t eat until we got through security at the international terminal. Bad call. There was nothing but snack food inside. No matter. We bought some dry sandwiches, and water and juice and ...

... an every-changing viewing experience. Finally there was an exhibit of 100 design icons from the 20th century, which featured international icons like the TGV from 1976 (30th anniversary this year!) and more local icons like the roof window, which we ...

... Kate and her boyfriend Tony, who is originally from Cork but they're living in Germany.  It ended up being a right international mix with only Aontacht actually coming from his native country.  I skipped forward there - Katie, a kiwi, and her ...

... coffee. After an afternoon in the city we headed back to Copenhagen.  That night we had dinner with a bunch of Blake's international friends. All of his friends take turns hosting dinners of food from their homes. Penny (Chinese) hosted this one, and ...

... A terra das bicicletas. Amsterdam? Não, para mim Copenhagen é disparado a capital das bicicletas. Por que? "Copenhagen has been chosen by the UCI, the International Cycling Union, to be the first Bike City in the world. With 36 percent of all ...

... 'get which started out at one end at a park called Kongens Nytorv (The King's New Square)  with high-end international brand-name stores (Hermes, Burberry, etc.) and ended at the other end near the City Hall with smaller independent stores and ...

I left the Theresianum at 8am on Thursday morning to catch my plane to Denmark which was departing at 11:05am from the Vienna International airport. I just barely missed the S-bahn train that was headed to the airport at 8:22 so I had to wait for half an ...

... day after we got there, back from another very successful tour, this time with local product Aqua, best known for their international hitsong I'm a Barbie Girl!   This of course became our themesong for our time with them, with regular random ...

... y'all. Moving on, I had a good dose of culture the other day when Liv (a friend of mine) and I attended the Copenhagen International Film Festival. Whilst neither of the films we watched were Danish in origin I like to think that's irrelevant and so ...

... running slowly and it actually had to be manually operated by one of the Metro workers. We finally arrived at Copenhagen International Airport. We arrived to learn that our flight was completely booked and they were trying to bribe passengers to ...

They are great for the ole festivals here, this is the 2nd film fest. since we been here and if you know me you'll know I overdose in film festivals & then don't go to the cinema for 2 years. So anyway the CIFF was on the last 2 weeks of Sept. 06. Am big ...

... show, or his house. Oh I forgot to mention, the exhibition was in Malmo, which is a city in Sweden. Despite being in an international locale Malmo is barely a 30 minute train ride from København's main station. This is good. Ok, one more item on the ...

... as Balls Vasquez I am able to maintain that certain level of social decorum expected of a young studly studmuffin. With regards to my international fraternising I am having quite a good time. I've met a number of folk from the US, UK, Canada, New Zealand, ...

... to the fact that I had gone outside my zone. The cop stared blankly at me as I tried to explain that I was a new international student that didn't know about the zone change and he unsympathetically issued me a fine. Welcome to Copenhagen. My only hope is ...

... smoking marijuana and hash in the cafés while playing games like backgammon. Even though this was in the heart of an international city, it seemed more like an undeveloped village in a third world country, with dirt paths and old dirty buildings. After ...

... when they saw transactions in the UK (me) and on the same day there were transactions happening in Aussie. Apparently it is an international ring. So no credit card at the moment :-( Arrived in Copenhagen-was only a two hour flight which was great. Had ...