Muzic


Today was my last German day. Tomorrow I become a Scot.

We did it right, though, and visited a hugest Catholic cathedral, a museum of chocolate manufacturing and a Roman-German archaelogy museum. All were impressive. I'll see if I can't upload some pictures. Go to said link for 'eum.

I must thank my gracious hosts, the Siebels family, for all their hospitality. THANK YOU!

There have been many times over the past two weeks where I imagine how life continues at home. It doesn't correspond easily to what I do over here. The world in Tennessee seems to have stopped even though I know that it's waiting just the same as it was when I left. I'm not ready to go back to work, but I have a feeling that I will be when the trip is over. I'm glad for breaks. Daily life is seldom appreciated.

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Harris K. Telemacher said…
im glad you are doing well. im jealous of your life sometimes. i guess if i thought about it enough, id be jealous more often, but i dont.
15 June 2007 at 13:27
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