Tag Archives: germany
Holiday Bavaria
My recent four day trip to Germany can be summed up in four concepts; warm [...]
Oct
Auf Wiedersehen
By the wills of destiny and the powers of science I became pregnant in November [...]
Oct
Updates and Postcards
Has anyone ever moved across the country, by car, with babies? Has anyone ever had [...]
Aug
The Gardener’s Hut on the Lake
A new painting is complete. It’s a depiction of a scene I saw often while [...]
May
The Christmas Addiction
Christmas Season is a time for us all to indulge, and push the boundaries of [...]
Dec
Indulgence While There is Still Time
Unfortunately. This past Saturday. I made the very unwise decision to count the number of [...]
Nov
Patron Saint of Hunters
Saint Hubertus is the patron saint of hunters. His feast day, November 3rd, marks the [...]
Nov
The Polished Souvenir
You remember the souvenir I was working on last week for myself. Well, this week [...]
Sep
Craft Supply Swap
Last week I went to a Craft Supply Swap. The swap was hosted, and held, [...]
Sep
Another Weekend in the Bergs
When you travel a far distance to visit a landmark for its amazing scenery and [...]
Sep
Autumn in Germany
It may seem a bit premature to speak of Autumn while it’s still August, but [...]
Aug
Inspired Friday
This is a recent drawing I made of the Hohenschwangau Castle. I took a trip [...]
Aug
A Western Museum in an Unlikely Place
My landlord came over our house a while back. He said a friend of his [...]
Aug
The German Pick Your Own
In the heart of summer we all want our vegetables as fresh as possible. It’s [...]
Jul
The Best Beer in Germany
Says who? Me. Just me, no one special. Phil and I indulged ourselves yesterday in, [...]
Jul
The Sunday Drive
I took a field trip today with Katharina and Ludwig. We went to the romantic [...]
Jun
Treasure Fest
Each time I attend a new festival in Germany I am always under the assumption [...]
Jun
The Garden
There are many things about our German neighbors, here at USAG Ansbach, of which we [...]
Jun
How Many Chances Did You Have Today to Celebrate?
One of the most important things in life is taking time to show appreciation. Celebrate [...]
May
Nature. Music. Fried Dough.
Just when I thought there wasn’t much more for me to discover in my town…I [...]
May
Commemorative Work
Soldiers in the Army are constantly coming and going. They come into a new department, [...]
Mar
My German Front Door
Last week the Universe kept presenting the most unexpected things at my front door. Unless [...]
Feb
Pencils and Castles
If you trace any high-end, quality product far back enough in its history you will [...]
Feb