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Tag Archives: Family
Berlin, part 2: The Adventures of Heidi and Amanda
After the Fulbright Conference, I had Easter break at school. For me, the break meant three weeks of traveling. I also had a visitor: my soon-to-be relative, Amanda! How will Amanda and I be related? Well… she’s the fiance of … Continue reading
He Likes Me for Me
Guten Tag, liebe LeserInnen, and happy New Year! After 17 days in the US, and a bit of a blogging break, I am happy to report that I am back in Damme, alive and mostly well. Once I have finally … Continue reading
Nikolaustag and My Niece
In the German-speaking world, December 6th is Nikolaustag, or Saint Nikolaus’s Day. This day commemorates St. Nikolaus, the Catholic saint who would later serve as the basis for the Protestant Weihnachtsmann/Father Christmas/Santa Claus. In reality, Nikolaustag supports my theory that … Continue reading
Thanksgiving #1: The Torture Pictures
Moin, everyone! It is officially one week until my favorite holiday: Thanksgiving. On Monday, the girls at worked turned to me and said, “We’ve been thinking about it, and we think we should all celebrate Thanksgiving. It’s soon, right?” “Yes,” … Continue reading
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Tagged American, Autumn, Family, Holidays, Homesick, Sisters, Thanksgiving, Tradition
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