Living and traveling abroad is generally fantastic: you get to experience other cultures, try various cuisines, possibly learn another language, converse with all sorts of people, visit historical sites, increase your knowledge of the world, etc. However,…
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places i could definitely go back to: london.
Nearly three years ago, after a whirlwind 3 week, 10 country Eurotrip, we stepped foot in our final…
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how do you do it?
People – tell me, how do you do it? You know, blogging consistently. I am freaking funemployedand I…
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the fairy tale castle.
At the south end of Germany’s Romantic Roadlies a far away land that seemingly only resides in the…
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touring munich by bike.
I’ve mentioned before that I love Munich. It stole my heart from my first visit in 2010, and I have…
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bavaria & the romantic road.
My strongest association with Germany will always be green. Not beer, not pretzels, not…
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stamp of approval saturday #22.
Another Saturday in May is here. There’s something special about May Saturdays, probably because…
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a day at the races in iffezheim.
Thursday was the Ascension and an Father’s Day in Germany – which meant yet anotherpublic holiday.…
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Fantastic afternoon in Iffizheim at the most renowned horse track in Germany. The horse “Black President” won the final race. Yes, that was his published race name.
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spargelnacht.
It is Spargelzeit, or Asparagus season, here in Germany and the Germans are going crazy for the…
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el medano, tenerife.
Ever since moving to Europe, I’ve been dying to visit one of the famous Canary Islands, a group of…
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visas: a pain in the arse.
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Tomato season is upon us and I am one very happy customer: cheap and delicious.
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cinco de mayo, germany-style.
I love holidays. Why? Well, the combination of loved ones, excellent food, and celebrations, of…
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Spargelnacht. #selfiesunday #latergram
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