For about 5 minutes I actually thought spring was here. More than a week it was warm and sunny. The birds were chirping, I got two different bike rides in, and was planning our first family hike. I had told my wife not to trust it. Winter is like the dying villain in a predictable … More Snow Day, the Sequal!
I saw this incredibly funny post the other day, so I decided to borrow some of the lines, add some of my own, and put a David Letterman style twist on it. So I present to you: The Top 10 Ways to Know You Are From Oregon 10. You’ve worn shorts, sandals/flip-flops and a parka at … More How Oregonians know they are Oregonians
We went to France today, shopping. We were at a fairly normal shopping center, doing some fairly normal shopping. I took my son to go to the bathroom like normal. Well, I don’t know if there is anything normal about going to a public bathroom with my 4-year-old. He is all about it until he … More I Don’t Wash My Feet in the Sink
Winter is back in full force, and it got me the day off! Thanks to my employer’s concern for my safety, I knew yesterday evening that I was going to work 2 hours later today because of expected weather. Then came the phone call this morning to stay put, the roads are even worse than … More Snow Day! (So I shoveled the whole damn street)
I was going to write a post about Christmas, German &American traditions, how we combine them in our family, etc. I feel compelled though, to comment on the recent school shooting in Connecticut instead. Not because I think I have the solution to such problems, or because I think what I have to say will … More A sad day for society
An American's stories about travel and expat life.
Est. 2012
In Between Cultures, Languages and Identities and More...
My life as a Germerican.
Vignettes from a multi-lingual, multi-cake-eating freelance existence
...sharing my European travel stories
The Misadventures of an American Expat and His Wife in Germany
I cannot help but compare my American home to my European one and vice versa.
Thoughts and Tales of an American Girl Who Lived and Married in Germany
Interpreting German-American differences in the Tennessee Valley and beyond
We are married, from Oregon and here to blog about our life, marriage and travels as expats
Travels, Adventures and Misdemeanours in Germany's proudest state
Stupid thoughts, now with beer!
The transatlantic diablog: original stories in lifestyle, music, art, society, film, traveling, and more – curated by Lars Göllnitz 🌍. Co-founded by Rolf Goellnitz. Every photo a story 📷🔖.
a blog by a multilingual lifelong expat/international, linguist, researcher, speaker, mother of three, living in the Netherlands and writing about raising children with multiple languages, multiculturalism, parenting abroad, international life...
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