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Little Thing

The Little Hyundai that can.  So when I came back from Australia I bought a car.  I shopped around with price in mind first, and then fuel economy.  Having just returned from... Read more

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Café with Lunch? Ha Ha Ha

A woman I met works as a translator and was telling us how difficult it can be to translate cookbooks and travel books from English (or "American") into French. "First they use... Read more

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    The 29 March 2012 by   Expatgermany
    Destinations,  Travel

  • Berlin Wall: A Photo Journey

    The Berlin Wall – I’ve waited almost two years to see it, so you can imagine my disappointment with its lackluster appearance when I finally did:My first... Read more

    The 12 March 2012 by   Expatgermany
    Destinations,  Travel

  • Why You Should Go Winter Hiking in the German Alps

    I love winter hiking. You might too once you see that there is a winter hike suitable for everyone. Your toned legs will thank you - once they stop burning! Read more

    The 06 March 2012 by   Expatgermany
    Destinations,  Travel

  • The Rigid Gardens of Paris

    Jardin de Luxembourg, Paris Hurrying to get somewhere yesterday, I took the time to walk through a pretty garden on the way. It is a long skinny one along a... Read more

    The 22 March 2012 by   Sedulia
    Gardening,  Self Expression,  Travel

  • Finding Peace While Dog Sledding in Iso Syote, Finland

    Dog sledding is strenuous work for the dogs, but the canines in Iso Syöte have "employment benefits" that would leave most people envious. Does your work plac... Read more

    The 27 March 2012 by   Expatgermany
    Destinations,  Travel

  • Expat Fun: Window Shopping in Rome

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    The 24 March 2012 by   Miss Footloose
    Travel

  • Stand Up for Your Elders

    London Mayor Boris Johnson is planning to make youngsters sign a "courtesy pledge" to behave in a respectful manner when riding the bus, train or Tube. (BTDubs ... Read more

    The 29 March 2012 by   Expatmum
    Self Expression

  • Everything Easter at Viktualien Market in Munich

    The Easter bunny has arrived early at Viktualien Market in Munich's where he has generously dropped off Easter handicrafts. Read more

    The 20 March 2012 by   Expatgermany
    Destinations,  Travel

  • First Stop: Frankfurt

    When my friend Gabi told me she had to go spend some time in her home town of Trier in Germany I thought, "I haven't been to Germany in a while, and I've never... Read more

    The 07 March 2012 by   Ellen
    Travel

  • A Walk Through Historic Trier

    There's more to Trier than the annual festivities of Karneval week: The town is rich in history and has a charming pedestrian zone for shopping and snacking. Th... Read more

    The 18 March 2012 by   Ellen
    Travel

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