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Monthly Archives: December 2005
Happy New Year !!!
All the best wishes to all of you and a very fantastic 2006. Click here for the animated snow version with music! And for a blast from the past, check out our cards from the last years: 2004 (very funny, … Continue reading
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Visiting Cologne
In a rather spontaneous decision (and after making sure that the streets are no longer in snow chaos) we took a trip to Cologne [ケルん] (Köln) today. My dad’s family is from there and we wanted to visit his 2 … Continue reading
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My first shirt
We found this really sweet outfit for him (well, the pants are still a bit long, so we used one of his fitting pants) and I realized that this is his first real shirt. He looks so handsome in it!
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Enjoying Banana
He really loves eating banana:
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Hoppe Hoppe Reiter (video)
A short video clip of my dad doing a German kid’s rhyme with his grandson.
Posted in Germany 12/05, Julius, Travel, Videoclip
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They are obviously related…
Look at those two bottle feeders: no further comments … unless you have anything to add
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Grocery Shopping
It is always fascinating to check out another country’s supermarket and for me it is very interesting to see what has changed since I last lived in Germany. We went to Aldi, a well known discount place. They have mainly … Continue reading
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Nordsee Krabben in Büsum
While traveling around the north of Germany we had the great chance to pig out on one of my seafood favourites (right up there with uni and ikura): North Sea Shrimp … These are tiny shrimps with a very subtle, … Continue reading
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Today’s Julius: More fun in the snow
Last night we returned to Bad Homburg. The trip started very well, but the last hour became 4 hours once heavy snowfalls set in. Gladly my dad had switched the tyres just a week ago and we were fairly safe … Continue reading
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Maschsee Hannover
Last night we checked into our hotel at Hannover’s Maschsee. I remember this lake very well, I used to run around it (sometimes twice) every day when I lived here. Since then my knee joints have given up and jogging … Continue reading
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Royal Gardens of Herrenhausen
Our first stop when arriving in Hannover (a city I lived in from 1990-1992) were the Royal Gardens of Herrenhausen: “The royal gardens of Herrenhausen are a real treat for visitors to the state capital. These unique gardens were created … Continue reading
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What happens when …
… you rub a balloon against your hair? On our way down south again, we stopped by the only place that we were sure was open on a holiday like xmas (yes, McD again) and Julius had lots of fun … Continue reading
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Family Pic
Before we left this morning we took a nice family pic of all of us: My mom in the middle, with her three sons, her 2 daughters in law with their 3 kids.
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Today’s Julius: Unwrapping his first xmas gift
Last year he was too small to unwrap his own gifts. So this year, a huge box from Kai and Petra was his first to unwrap. He was a bit puzzled, why suddenly people want him to tear down paper, … Continue reading
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Assorted xmas pictures
We had a fun evening last night, exposed Julius to his first christmas church service (which was interesting, once the music started playing he was totally mesmerized, but towards the end his patience-meter dropped to empty), exchanged presents and had … Continue reading
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