In case you were curious...
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Financial Snapshot
Just in case you were wondering, this is what a last-minute, fact-finding, one week trip to Rostock and Berlin does to your budget.
It was totally worth it, by the way. |
First Harvest
Yeah baby! We're makin' fajitas and salsa and guacamole and homemade ranch dressing tonight! |
Friday, June 24, 2011
A disturbing discovery
I just learned that the German word for "chicken" is "Huhn."
It's pronounced exactly like "Hunn." So this blog is now:
(It can't even be plural chickens. That would be "huhner".)
...Makes this whole blog idea even better than I thought it ever could be...
It's pronounced exactly like "Hunn." So this blog is now:
THE CHICKEN(s) INVADE EUROPE!
(It can't even be plural chickens. That would be "huhner".)
...Makes this whole blog idea even better than I thought it ever could be...
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Ich kann Englisch, Spanisch, und ein bisschen Deutsch verstehen
This is what I think I wrote below:
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Garden: A List
Lettuce, Spinach, Peas, Beets, and Flowers! Garden 2011 |
Saturday, June 18, 2011
German: Beginning and Pronounciation
German used to be sexy.
I mean that literally. If you had a fiance that would whisper sweet German nothings into your ear while you sat on a blanket underneath the stars...you'd think it was sexy, too.
But, I'm here to tell you that German is sexy no more.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Things I Will Miss: My Work
I'm really going to miss my job!
I can get over missing things like ... oh ... deodorant. I can make do without English-speaking television. I can push through and persevere in a place that doesn't give you a glass of water for free with your meal. I can survive on 5% milk if I have to. I can live without a car, or a kitchen-aid, or hulu (maybe), or anything remotely resembling Mexican food.
I can get over missing things like ... oh ... deodorant. I can make do without English-speaking television. I can push through and persevere in a place that doesn't give you a glass of water for free with your meal. I can survive on 5% milk if I have to. I can live without a car, or a kitchen-aid, or hulu (maybe), or anything remotely resembling Mexican food.
Monday, June 13, 2011
Chocolate: A Cautionary Tale
When we were in Berlin last month, Paul and I discovered a magical place called Fassbender and Rausch. Well, I say "discovered" but it was actually more of a "sought desperately to find" since we had read in a travel guide that good old F&R had an exploding chocolate volcano and a "truffle bar with the largest selection in Europe."**
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Preparations: Don't Die Before You Get There
Although I realize that this blog is supposed to represent the lives of both myself and Paul, I have to confess to you right now that Paul will probably go MIA until....oh....until September.
Poor guy.
He's practically living in his dissertation-writing office. No, seriously, he's living there. He has an air mattress and clothes and toothbrush and a mini-fridge. A mini fridge! He takes showers over there. And does laundry. Cooks his oatmeal with an electric kettle... I mean, he's bacheloring it up over there.
Poor guy.
He's practically living in his dissertation-writing office. No, seriously, he's living there. He has an air mattress and clothes and toothbrush and a mini-fridge. A mini fridge! He takes showers over there. And does laundry. Cooks his oatmeal with an electric kettle... I mean, he's bacheloring it up over there.
Thursday, June 9, 2011
The Hunns: Just Your Friendly Conquerers Next Door
Since we were married, it has been a point of particular pride that most combinations of our last names are hilarious, fear-inducing, or otherwise simply awesome.
We've particularly liked "HardShinRun" and "DarnHisUrn" because shin runs are hard and I really hate that one guy's pottery.
We've particularly liked "HardShinRun" and "DarnHisUrn" because shin runs are hard and I really hate that one guy's pottery.
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