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Subject: germany FTW

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Date Posted: 10:45:06 02/11/13 Mon

No Valentines's Day here!!! Of course, I am still married to an American so we may decide to do something. We haven't really talked about it. And if we do do something, we don't have to worry about reservations to anything. Maybe we will go to our favorite restaurant and gorge on delicious ribs. Romantic!

Friday we met one of Hafer's friends (Nicole Clouse) and learned Hafer is actually called 'Baby Hafer' in some circles (mostly with women who have slept with him). How cute! Naturally, I am making a crude reference to the size of... anyways, she is a friend of Nate Hafer, so I guess this makes sense. She is into nerdy bio patents and her firm sent her here for a few months to spend time with a client. She turned out to be fun, so hooray for more Americans!

Saturday and Sunday we just hung around and did some stuff. Boring stuff. I took a page from Will Conway, and walked around naked for awhile. He might be onto something...

Tomorrow there is something called Fasching. They also call it Carnival and is akin to the origins of Mardi Gras, which in France dates back to 1294. The concept finally caught on in Germany in the 1800's. I'm really hoping they're serving Hurricanes and Hand Grenades at the event. I would have about a dozen of each.

This coming weekend, we are going to meet my parents in Paris and we'll stay until Wednesday. I think we are going to Turkey at the end of March. I'm hoping to finalize our plans this week.

Tax season is ramping up. I can't wait for someone else to figure out our tax situation which is going to be super complex this year.

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