Landhaus Schlachtensee
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Museum Island, Berlin
... longest single walk was the one back from the tour yesterday. At lunch we both ordered sandwiches with ham and bacon. They came with chips and salsa, too. What a surprise to have salsa served in Germany. It tasted very similar to a mild, grocery-store style salsa and the chips were just like plain Doritos.
We take a few minutes to rest at the hotel then ...
Not There Yet
... lagged, but I couldn't wait to get to sleep at this point. My partner is pointing out every point of interest but the three of us couldn't care less by now. We begged him to call it a day by 11:00 that evening. Exhausted beyond comprehension, we headed home.
After a much needed night sleep, we headed to Museum Island in the former Communist East Berlin. We started early with the Pergamon Museum, housing Greek and Babylonian temple ...
Dinner for One and fun for a million
... going off frequently reminded us that there were still plenty of people having a good time. We set off on the long walk back to the hotel. At least the diversion was no longer in place. The top of the radio tower was shrouded in low crowd and looked quite eerie.
As we hadn't eaten for a while we went to check if the kebab place on the junction of Karl-Liebnecht Strasse and the 'tunnel' from Alexanderplatz was still open. It was and it gave us a flush of national pride ...
Computer crash
My laptop will not boot up and the screen says it cannot find the operating system. This is not good, since all my notes and and documents are on it. This is going to make for a challenging next week or so. And it means I won"t be able to post ...
Berlin
... our group was quite appalled by this idea, but even more shocking was when she said that many of the women are proud of having their vaginas sewed. I think that's an important lesson - sometimes we get so righteous in our activist roles that we forget the perspective of those who we are "fighting for." That's not to say that we should stop the fight to end this tradition, but rather, that it's always important to keep in mind that not everyone seeks freedom ...