Guten Tag! Here I am in Frankfurt, Germany. So, It's not totally for pleasure. I'm here for a rather large scale meeting conference. It's the first day of this 3 day shindig, and I'm happy as pie just to be here. I've been to Germany before, but it has been a few years (7, I think). So, here are a few things I've learned in my day and a half here. Come to think of it, most of these things I've learned before, but just figured I'd share anyway.
Bread and cheese is a wunderbar breakfast.
Nutella is also a great addition to breakfast.
Coca Cola Light needs to be manufactured in the states.
I'm not going to lose an ounce of weight while I'm here.
Orange Fanta is yum!
Not a fan of the sparkling water. Never have been, and still am not.
M'kay, I'll share more later.
Bis bald!
10 comments:
silly girl, why didn't you take me with you?
Oh I forgot to mention the orange fanta! Kurt's absolute favorite! Drink a few Coke lights for me...or smuggle one on the plane!? Have fun. Be safe. Remember Kurt's rules; he's just looking out for you! ;) xoxo
Don't forget to bring back a German Newspaper and Hot Rod Magazine for Ryan. And for me???... umm...german chocolate will suffice. :)
Here are a few of my favorite things from Germany:
Maria Von Trapp
Strussel w/ noodle
Wild geese that fly with the moon on their wings
Brown Paper Packages tied up with strings
Yes Erin, thank the germans for these few favorite things.
You left out cream-colored ponies and crisp apple strudel, doorbells and sleighbells and schnitzel with noodles.
Oh, how I love my favorite things!
It sounds like you have such a great job that takes you to so many fun places. I too LOVE Nutella, I cannot buy it for I would eat the whole thing myself. Have a great time!!!!
....oh go twirl on a hill why don't ya?!!!
What the freak, girl!? I wish I was traveling there wit' ya!!
Do I know nutella? Oh yes I do, still wearing it...unfortunately on my thighs. Das schmect goot! But what's schnitzel? Are you staying longer than the job so you can play?
seriously, what do you do>? germany>! where do I sign up, and can I bring my offspring?
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