I still wake up in the morning just giddy that I am really here. As the sun peeks through my shades I am captivated and enticed to let the rays come through and greet the Bavarian Alps with joy.
Garmisch is so beautiful and so small. Earlier this week I ventured out into the snow filled streets to explore. I seem to find myself always getting turned around and going in circles. There are so many bakeries out here to eat at. So far I have not have had a full out German meal, I end up eating so many pasteries and breads that by the time I find a resturant I want to eat at I am full.
Hockey out here is so different... they are pretty much not allowed to fight, so their skill is impecable. The NHL could take a few pointers from them...
Living on base has it''s benefits and drawbacks. Everyone speaks English, whcih is nice, almost everyone is American which makes meeting "new" people difficult. I am surrounded by soliders almost all the time, even off base. Last night I made the mistake of going to the disco... there is a single soliders retreat this weekend on base that I did not know about. Seeing as the disco is one of the only things to do they were all there... Oh joy and they all wanted a girlfriend, my the lines they had.
My class is good, but I am finding real joy in eating lunch with the kindergardeners. They see the world so much differently than we do. I wonder what happened to us?
Next weekend I should be going to Paris, so stay tuned :)
Garmisch is so beautiful and so small. Earlier this week I ventured out into the snow filled streets to explore. I seem to find myself always getting turned around and going in circles. There are so many bakeries out here to eat at. So far I have not have had a full out German meal, I end up eating so many pasteries and breads that by the time I find a resturant I want to eat at I am full.
Hockey out here is so different... they are pretty much not allowed to fight, so their skill is impecable. The NHL could take a few pointers from them...
Living on base has it''s benefits and drawbacks. Everyone speaks English, whcih is nice, almost everyone is American which makes meeting "new" people difficult. I am surrounded by soliders almost all the time, even off base. Last night I made the mistake of going to the disco... there is a single soliders retreat this weekend on base that I did not know about. Seeing as the disco is one of the only things to do they were all there... Oh joy and they all wanted a girlfriend, my the lines they had.
My class is good, but I am finding real joy in eating lunch with the kindergardeners. They see the world so much differently than we do. I wonder what happened to us?
Next weekend I should be going to Paris, so stay tuned :)
wonderful writing danielle makes me feel i am right there with you keep it up i will be following you right along. sending you love and prayers. mushka
ReplyDeleteLove it!!!! Thanks so much for keeping us updated. and yes def why can't we just have the simplicity of life to which little kis seem to see the world. I love you!!!!!
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Hi Danielle, So nice to hear all about your stay in Germany. My daughter(Michelle--your cousin) and her husband, Rob, were stationed in Frankfurt, Germany, for one year about 6 years ago. Mike & I spent a month there visiting. We really enjoyed it and you will too!!!Enjoy!!!
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Thank you all :)
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