Foggy London town

Now THIS is why I'm excited about living in Europe. travel, travel, travel. We took the crazy-fast train to Foggy London town. Chris loves trains and I am growing fonder of them as time goes on. A part of me wants to just get there - airplanes are so much faster. But, I did enjoy having someone else "drive" while I drink wine, eat, relax, and look. The train is not cheap though, not cheap folks. This is our first trip to London which is a dynamic city, food (yay), luxury shopping (boo), museums, shows (double yay!). Chris is officially banded from being our travel coordinator, this guy had me walking at night, in heels, in the rain, for 10 blocks to our hotel. And the hotel, hmpf! Fired!

We did the tourist thing and throughly enjoyed the pub scene.

I never saw any fog oh yeah Happy Thanksgiving

New Nephew

We're uncle and auntie.

First two weeks...not so exciting

Jet lag is a b!t©h. I slept the first week I was here in my new city and sweet, sweet Chris let me slumber away. I started work and it seems ok, it will do since I am 1. employed and 2. living in GERMANY. 

So, why am I writing a blog you ask. Let me list the ways:
1. While reading a great great blog I realized "hey, my life is just as interesting and I want to share it"
2. Creativity, a hobby if you will... I don't have any real hobbies after all
3. uhh, that's all I got

So, what is blog actually about you ask. I think it's about travel and about "just doing stuff", but IDK and I reserve my right to write about whateva I want. I'll try to keep it interesting ;)

Heidelberg castle on "fire".

I flew to Germany last May to attend a Ball in Heidelberg castle. The Ball happened to be on the same night of the Castle Illumination which commemorates the destruction of the castles by French troops in 1688 (that's from Wikipedia and I'm exhausted so take the information for what it's worth). Heidelberg castle is symbolically set alight three time a year. I love the word "alight".

I'm moving to Germany

That's right folks, I'm moving across the Atlantic. Technically, since half my heart is already in Germany I've been living in Germany for 6 months now (Chris moved there in May). I am super excited! I would have moved there earlier, but I really wanted to secure a job first. Well...Success! I start work a week after on arrive. Best of all I get to live with my husband again, it has been 15 months after all. We'll be living in Heidelberg - Heidelberg is lovely university city with a population of approx. 140,000 people. I'm so excited! Did I say that already?!

This is where I live now...I'm so excited!