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About Me
- Jul
- Munich, Germany
- A travel-addicted American expatriate artist who has lived in Italy, Germany, and Switzerland... and is now settling in after a move from Zurich to Munich.
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2008
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November
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- Toasting Obama in Zurich
- Oh German music industry, will you never cease to ...
- November is for being creative
- ...carved by gummi artisans who work exclusively i...
- David Sedaris reading in Munich tonight!
- Partying with the Dems Abroad
- Bring on the hugging*
- are we done yet?
- It's here!
- You should be satisfied with this coat
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October
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- Bringing Italy home (to eat)
- Italy: what I ate this trip
- In Tuscany, with the sun somewhere vaguely overhea...
- Fashion with a message in Padua
- Late night art in Munich
- Buffalo mozzarella, part 2: the source
- Mmmmph mmm mm mm mmmph!
- Gone eatin'
- Norway: Bergen & other notes
- Enough with the hugging already, Europe
- Norway: two days in Å
- Now where was I?
- There's a club for everything
- TnAL exclusive: Sarah Palin at Oktoberfest
- The home stretch
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September
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- Oktoberfest advice: avoid these common injuries!
- Dear American news media,
- Oktoberfest waitresses demonstrating their mad ski...
- Breathalyzer, Oktoberfest style
- Two days down, 14 more to go
- Oktoberfest: O'zapft is!
- Does Oktoberfest have its own language?
- Am I the only one who is confused by this sign?
- Norway: the Lofoten Islands
- What would you do with €5,800 cash?
- Norway: the Hurtigruten
- In anticipation of Oktoberfest
- Bell pepper season
- Norway: Oslo
- OMG! The Norwegians eat them, too!
- Expat bloggers for change
- Back in the land of yummy, cheap, plentiful beer
- Kick the baby
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November
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5 comments:
Yay! I had no idea we did so horrible in the past two Euro Cups! At least we did better in the World Cup two years ago and in 2002.
Viviane, me too! The good performance at the World Cup made me forget about Germany's past international tournament disasters. But commentators keep mentioning it over and over and over again now, so it's easier to remember. :)
They'd better do well - I've got £1 on them in the office Euro Cup pool. Them or Holland, and I'll be dancing through the streets with my £10 note....
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Possibly I need to get out more.
Jul, I'm a wee bit disappointed that you didn't translate the sign in the church window for all your German-challenged readers.
It seems to indicate that the Holy Ghost is playing goalie, while God the Father and Jesus are bearing down on you from behind, just as you are trying to score a goal.
Many amongst us must feel that the Holy Trinity is playing against us. Even if you haven't, as have I, actively joined the opposing team.
Mikeachim - good luck winning the big bucks!
Headbang - Thank you! I've been waiting for someone to notice my lovely photo. Given that it was a church bulletin board, I kind of wondered why they were presenting the holy trinity as the opposing team...
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