Sonntag, September 11, 2005
Young Wine & Onion Cake
We had an über-German get-together last night. Lars' Mom & brother and some other friends of the family came over for 'Young Wine' and 'Onion Cake.' Doesn't Onion Cake sound gross? It is actually more like quiche but on pizza crust. Delicious. 'Young Wine' is wine bottled early in its cycle...or something... It tastes like alcoholic lemonade. It was an amazing meal--but I can still feel the onion seeping out of my pores.
Nansa and I hung out in the morning. She showed me some playgrounds that she used to take Kathi to and we walked up and down the Lister Meile--the pedestrian zone in Hannover that is chock full of cafes, shops, this awesome second-hand store, and all these discount airfare places. I am going to save up some $$ (or beg for birthday $ or something) and take a trip in February I think. Just go up to one of those random places and get a weekend flight. I think it will be hardcore... Just pick up and randomly leave for somewhere :) Oohhh... where should I go?
Last night we saw more fireworks. It was Sweden's turn--they have been champs for the past 3 years. Their fireworks were INCREDIBLE. Absolutely incredible. I couldn't believe how amazing they were---the fireworks were timed perfectly to the music. I felt like a small child, staring up at the sky, mouth wide open...
Today, I am going to visit my friend Tara to learn how to knit. Tomorrow I have an appointment with a prof at the Uni! Woohoo :)
Nansa and I hung out in the morning. She showed me some playgrounds that she used to take Kathi to and we walked up and down the Lister Meile--the pedestrian zone in Hannover that is chock full of cafes, shops, this awesome second-hand store, and all these discount airfare places. I am going to save up some $$ (or beg for birthday $ or something) and take a trip in February I think. Just go up to one of those random places and get a weekend flight. I think it will be hardcore... Just pick up and randomly leave for somewhere :) Oohhh... where should I go?
Last night we saw more fireworks. It was Sweden's turn--they have been champs for the past 3 years. Their fireworks were INCREDIBLE. Absolutely incredible. I couldn't believe how amazing they were---the fireworks were timed perfectly to the music. I felt like a small child, staring up at the sky, mouth wide open...
Today, I am going to visit my friend Tara to learn how to knit. Tomorrow I have an appointment with a prof at the Uni! Woohoo :)
# posted by Heather @ 11:46 AM 
