Travel Blog Day 9 Munich Its actually the middle of day 10, but you blog when you can, and I have quite the backlog to upload. There is so much to do in Munich and so much to see, we could be here for several weeks and not see it all. Munich is a big tourist town though, and we meeting a ton of Americans… they do all the tours here with native American speakers in English, which is really nice. Upon another basically sleepless night, Josh and I woke up and hung around for a while waiting for our tour [View Full Entry]

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Travel Blog Day 11: Munich Alrighty, sorta went 2 days without writing there, but no worries, my memory is top notch. Sorry I have not loaded in a while, it is just so hard to do here because you have to go and find a café, and then its still not easy because the café’s signal is very weak. Last time I believe that I left you after Dachau, so we’ll go from there. That night was Josh’s birthday, so we took him on down to the largest beer garden in all of the world (in terms of the # of [View Full Entry]

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Travel Blog Day 12 Munich Last day night in Munich was yesterday, I already updated on the castle, so I’ll just go to our simple night and make this one quick. We decided that on our last night we should head to the world famous Hofbrauhaus because we had only been there for very short periods of time on tours. We went and sat in the beergarden because inside was about 120 degrees, and well I’m uncomfortable at 70. Had a few brews, enjoyed some polka and some pretty tasty food… except for Josh. He ordered something called Bavarian meatloaf because [View Full Entry]

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Rubbing the sleep from my eyes as the streams of hot water run down my body, I attempt to come back to the world of the living. The last night in my own bed was quite good, and though I was not fully awake, I did feel fully rested. Reaching over my head, prepared to wince in pain, I was surprised to find the motion didn't bother me. Water skiing has it's price, I suppose. Drying off, and packing the last few things, I wonder what I have left behind. The planning has been immense though, if there are details I [View Full Entry]

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I suppose this may qualify as the biggest cheater entry ever, at least in my world. I think Lana has two worse entries than I do - case in point "Antarctica" and the Greece ones from home. But I suppose it's best that they are written as opposed to being forgotten completely. It's been a whirlwind of a last few days and I will do my best to capture what I can, it may be best to ask me about some of these RIDICULOUS situations in person and we can share a good laugh about my story-telling antics. I suppose some [View Full Entry]

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So after a big swing out west and then along the south, I am back in Munich, one week later. After my last entry we went to Mittenwald and stayed there one night. It would have been nice if it had worked out there but at the same time the place was far out of actual Mittenwald - most DJH hostels aren´t actually IN the towns after which they´re named. So we left early in the morning from Mittenwald the next day and went to Berchdesgaden, a nice little mountain town in a projection of Germany down into Austria. It´s surrounded [View Full Entry]

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Bad backpacker! Bad, baaaaad backpacker! Bad backpacker who sits in a hostel common room and barely even stands up for two straight days! Well, that's not true. I bought some doner kebabs. And Friday night I got so sick of the drunken American teenagers filling the common room of the Wombat's Hostel Muenchen that I decided to up and get myself some dinner and entertainment. After all, the Munich Film Festival is going on! That'll be all sexy and cultural and fantastic, and surely there will be something ludicrously sophisticated to see there! Upon getting home I'll be able to casuall [View Full Entry]

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Sorry it has been so long since my last post. The internet was finicky in Berlin, and in Fussen there was no internet! I should have been in Munich yesterday, but I got really sick my last night in Fussen so I decided to stay there for another night. It was kind of expensive, but I felt so horrible and, let's just say having my own bathroom to be sick in was much better than if I'd had to share. I had a lot of fun in Berlin and Fussen, and will hopefully put up a post for them soon, [View Full Entry]

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After three days of groggy afternoons asleep and sunrises wide awake I have started to get on a somewhat normal schedule. I took my first walking tour of the city which was interesting. It was led by a chipper New Zealander named Sean who I got along with nicely. When I told him I was in Europe indefinitely he said I reminded him of himself a few years back, and he put the idea in my head of eventually being a tour guide. It would take some work and it is an interesting way to live, but I could envision myself [View Full Entry]

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Just a quick one from Roho since I've got a bit of time... Richard's hand flared up again while we were here in Munich - and the German medical system is much more efficient than the Czech Republic's! In about three hours yesterday we saw a few doctors, had an X Ray and blood tests. None of which showed up anything, but the gaggle of doctors, students and nurses gathered around the X Ray decided to at least treat the symptoms (pain and swelling). This involved wrapping the hand in alcohol soaked bandages and supporting the whole forearm on a sort [View Full Entry]

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