Things I've Learned So Far
- Dave's laptop takes FOREVER to open up Blogger!
- I'm glad I brought my snow boots (We've had a bit of schneefall)
- Ausfarht is both funny sounding and the German word for Exit
- German's serve beer in tall glasses
- The stores all close at 2pm, for the day!
- You cannot plug in your high powered American hair dryer in to a German socket
- You can buy new hair dryers at Baumholder Army Base
- People at Baumholder Army base start every sentence with "Roger, Sir"
- Gas masks are surprisingly hard to breath in
- Bradley Fighting Vehicles ARE NOT Tanks
- German authorities don't stamp your passport when you come in to the country unless you ask them too
- You have to pay for your ketchup packets at McDonalds
- They have different value meals at McDonalds in Germany then they do at home
- Germans mix beer and coke sometimes
- Dave has a problem keeping his kitchen clean
- You have to pay for grocery bags at the grocery store
- Idar-Oberstein, the town I'm staying in, is known for the church that's built in to the side of the mountain.
- Pizza -- is just as good over here as it is at home
- You can drive FAST AS HELL almost anywhere
- They drive cars the size of golf carts here (Smart Cars I think is what they're called)
- Bruce Willis was born here in Idar-Oberstein
Ok that's all for now! Tusch!
2 Comments:
OMG!! Idar Oberstein was one of my favorite towns ever!!! We used to go there all the time, and of course my mom made us visit that church on each and every single visit. Did you make the trek to above the church to the little castle?? It's a great place to buy jewels!!! Look for a ring!!!
Looks like you are having a fabulous time. Enjoy your visit and thanks for posting some of those factoids. They were great. I can't believe you have to pay for stupid ketchup packs!!! hahaha
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