Before Elmar and I left for our summer in Germany, a lot of our friends in Texas wished us well on our “European Adventure”. I haven’t been here since 2011, yet it feels too familiar to be an “adventure”. Many Americans see Europe as a luxury destination, but I see it as “home 2.0”.
This week, we’re catching up with Elmar’s family, but also filling up on typical German things that we miss. For example:
I thought it would be fun to include my youngest nephew in some of these pictures, but my father-in-law reminded me that Germans are more sensitive to online privacy. So I won’t mention his name, and I hope my photo editing above isn’t too creepy.
viel spaß!
lustig, was ihr als “typical German things that we miss” bezeichnet! genau diese dinge haben wir hier in Montréal alle, also würde meine liste anders aussehen. nur die festivals sind hier stadt in der altstadt zwischen moderner architektur…
Ja, Montreal ist eben fast eine europaische Stadt. Aber dafuer ist das Wetter in Austin besser. 😉