Did you know there was a German community in little ‘ol Boise, Idaho? We didn’t. Well, not personally anyway. We had read on the internet about a club that met here occasionally, but we never ended up going to any of the meetings. We were told by our new friends from the Basque Soccer Friendly … More Martinszug in Boise (St. Martin’s Day Procession)
One of the things I love about Germany is the long-standing and deep-rooted culture, with many traditions that remain firmly intact. I actually think this is even more amazing in this day and age when smartphones and reality tv rule the public consciousness. Now I am not knocking American traditions mind you. Well, except Thanksgiving maybe. … More German Traditions, Turkey, and the TSA
An American's stories about travel and expat life.
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