Once we got to Lubbock, we were overcome with jet lag. Typically, we found the trip to the States much easier to adjust to than the return trip to Germany. However, this go around was backwards. We went to sleep between 8 and 8:30 PM the first several nights we…
Where to begin? 17 days in the States. 17 days of craziness and in some cases, completely random and awesome surprises. Returning to Germany…hmm, not many (ok any) good surprises. I’ll get to that later. However, the silver lining on our return to Germany has been the realization (by both…
It’s been about 2 decades since I’ve been to the Texas panhandle. I don’t remember much other than my sister’s dorm room, the Luby’s we ate at and waking up with my head underneath my older brother’s bed (and subsequently being quite panicked). I don’t know how much the town…
I’ll see you tomorrow, you’re only a day a way… Yes, I’m singing to the state of Texas. I’m that excited. Our trip begins early tomorrow morning with a ride to the train station and will end early on the morning of the 22nd. In between, here’s where we’ll be:…
I took a sigh of relief as I started writing this post. It’s the last in the trip to Paris series. Hooray! Monday morning we didn’t do any exploring. We just got up and checked out as quickly as we could. Once we got out of Paris traffic, we started…
I only have a little more to get through in recounting our trip to Paris, so hopefully I’ll be able to get back to “normal” posts this week. Sunday we had a relaxing morning and did the whole bakery thing again before heading to Hillsong Paris. Our previous experiences with…