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There’s a whole lot I’m thankful for, but I’m probably most thankful for my family and friends: Oliver, Rainer and the rest of my relatives, my expat friends, German friends, college friends, high school friends, childhood friends, and all the other friends I’ve made along the way. I’m thankful that Bush won’t be president for […]
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There were a lot of great questions, keep em coming if you still got any. Here’s some answers, others will come soon.
1. What’s your favorite Pearl Jam song?
That’s tough. I like a lot of them, and Riot Act has been played often as of late. When I was in college, I considered “Corduroy” to be my anthem. I […]
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Movies
Superbad: The Unrated McLovin Edition - Man, I think I knew these guys back when I was a teenager. If you’re into silly comedies about geeks and dorks, you’ll probably love this film, for me, it was like reliving the bad parts of high school. Sure, I had a few laughs, but overall I’m glad I’m in my […]
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I got this meme from Barbara over at Home in France. It was developed for a research project (and copyrighted) by Will Barratt, Meagan Cahill, Angie Carlen, Minnette Huck, Drew Lurker, Stacy Ploskonka at Illinois State University (see their project’s website here). They ask that you PLEASE acknowledge their copyright if you use this meme.
Bold the true statements.
1. Father […]
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We FINALLY made it back after our own little Homer-worthy epic (I’ll write a nice long post about that soon, but let me sum it up in one sentence: DO NOT EVER, EVER FLY WITH IBERIA).
First, I want to remind folks about the Expat Dinner this coming Sunday.
My blog is having some issues. It stopped notifying me that there […]
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So, it seems I’ve stirred things up a tiny bit in the expat blogger world (well, I caused two blog posts to be written, if that can be considered stirring things up). I, mostly unknowingly, picked a controversial address for my blog, namely, AMIexpat. Martina wonders why I would pick this as an address, while […]
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Christina Geyer has lived in Germany since May 2002. She has lived in Berlin, Rostock, Potsdam, and has now settled pretty much permanently in the Regensburg area. In addition to blogging on AmiExpat.com, she founded the parenting site Mamas Worldwide. For more, see About Christina.
