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  • TRAVEL
    • Austria
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    • UK
    • USA
  • LEARN GERMAN
    • German Films
    • German Music
  • FOOD
  • WORK WITH ME

Museum Visit: Barnes Foundation

1 Comment / Travel / October 16, 2014

With work, life, errands, household routines and so on, it’s not often that we make time to visit the local area outside of predetermined, pre-scheduled vacations. So it was a lovely little break on Saturday when we journeyed into Philadelphia, despite some cold and wet weather, to visit the Barnes Foundation and then enjoyed a […]

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Philadelphia’s German Butcher Shop: Rieker’s

Leave a Comment / Food / October 2, 2014

I’m always trying to recreate at home the foods and drinks I’ve enjoyed in Germany. I’ve tackled spezi, Jägerschnitzel, Linzer cookies and Zimtsterne to name a few. But there are some things I can’t recreate. Some of the ingredients I can’t always get. Some of the condiments will just never be the same — and

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5 Tips for German Language Learning

Leave a Comment / Learn German / September 25, 2014

Learning a foreign language is difficult. You simply cannot cut corners. There’s no secret trick. But there are things you can do to work smarter and not harder. I’ve put together a list of five simple things that I’ve found have helped me as I continue to tackle German.

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Hunting diorama at the Mashantucket Pequot Museum in Connecticut.

Museum Visit: Mashantucket Pequot Museum

Leave a Comment / Travel / September 18, 2014

When I visited the Mashantucket Pequot Museum in 2005 for the first time it made an impression. The building is massive and the architecture, which features more windows than you can count, is certainly eye-catching. The exhibits on display are interesting as well as well-curated. There are also many elements of interactive technology to make

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German Music: Mega! Mega!

Leave a Comment / German Music, Learn German / September 15, 2014

While my general music preferences tend to be rather “moody,” shall we say, there’s something to be said about a high energy band with an infectious melody and lyrics you can’t get out of your head. And, from my experience, there is no better way to absorb the German language (or any foreign language, for

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Mystic Seaport Lighthouse in Connecticut.

Visiting Mystic Seaport in Connecticut

1 Comment / Travel / September 11, 2014

If you’re a boat-buff or simply enjoy visiting historic sites, then Mystic Seaport is for you. Even landlubbers will enjoy it. The museum was founded in 1929 and consists of a recreation of a 19th century village complete with marina, shipyard and lighthouse. And did I mention boats? There are plenty of ships, including four

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A Weekend in Mystic & Foxwoods

4 Comments / Travel / September 4, 2014

It wasn’t quite the weekend we had planned. The original plan had been to see ZZ Top with Jeff Beck at the Foxwoods Resort & Casino along with a weekend away in quiet Mystic, Connecticut. But, unfortunately, only days before the concert, ZZ Top’s Dusty Hill hurt his hip and the show was canceled. Luckily,

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Pfahlbauten Museum Unteruhldingen Bodensee

My Must See List: Pfahlbauten Museum

Leave a Comment / Travel / September 1, 2014

It only took a single trip to the Bodensee (that’s Lake Constance in English) a couple of years ago for it to steal my heart. Or maybe it was the scenic train ride to and from Munich. Regardless, there’s so much to see, do and explore on and around the lake that’s nestled between Germany,

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Review: Stuckrad-Barre’s Deutsches Theater

Leave a Comment / Learn German / August 28, 2014

I love Benjamin von Stuckrad-Barre. Really. I do. I watched his television shows religiously thanks to the power of that wonderful thing we call the internet. I read all of his books that I can get my little not-in-Germany hands on. I even — and I cringe admitting this — wrote him a fan letter.

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Are You A Must See Traveler?

Leave a Comment / Travel / August 21, 2014

While I have been featuring places I dream of traveling to and exploring (my “must see” list), it’s a pretty loose list. I don’t take it too seriously: just neat places that might not make it onto the typical tourist’s radar. But there are plenty of lists that people make that are more serious. Who

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My Must See List: Charleston Tea Plantation

Leave a Comment / Travel / August 4, 2014

When you think of tea, you probably think of India, China, Japan or even Africa. But did you know that the United States has a single working tea plantation? Nestled on the charmingly small Wadmalaw Island, near Charleston, South Carolina, is the Charleston Tea Plantation. As a tea fan, it goes without saying that it’s

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Rhododendron-Park in Bremen, Germany

Must See List: Rhododendron-Park Bremen

Leave a Comment / Travel / July 7, 2014

As I was reading the news online the other week, a story caught my eye. Apparently there is a forest overlooking the Bay Lough in Ireland’s Knockmealdowns Mountains that has rhododendrons growing so densely on it that a couple got lost and had to be rescued. The BBC reports that the rescue operation took five

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I’m Corinne, a Philadelphia-based blogger looking to explore: whether that’s indulging in afternoon tea or flying in a Zeppelin!

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