Well, I survived! Jen and I had a super time in the HB tent at Oktoberfest in Munich. Don't worry Mom and Dad - we didn't drink too much. Mostly we had just loads of fun. At one time our table had 8 people from 6 different countries. I love it!
Yesterday I made it out of Munich and on to Garmisch-Partenkirchen to visit my friends Amy and Micah from Dallas. If you were reading my site in April you might remember that I visited them then to catch the last bit of skiing to be done on the mountain for the season. This time I'm too early to do any more skiing but there's still plenty of fun to be taken in. Tonight we're cooking fajitas! My mouth is drooling already.
Speaking of food, does anyone in the States know of Doner Kababs? All over Europe it's the turkish version of fast food. For $3 or $4 you get this great pita sandwich with i-don't-really-know-what kind of meet inside of it along with lettuce, onion, tomato and some great spice/sauce combo. I've never seen them anywhere in the States but over here there's rarely a day that goes by where I don't have one. Good stuff!
Friday I'm taking off again for another country. I haven't visited this place in over nine years. Who can guess which one it is?
Posted September 29, 2004 07:32 AM @ (GMT - 6)
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Your trip sounds so cool, but not as cool as mine. have fun, (i did have trouble loading your site, but now it seems to work fine. The cowboys one there game on Monday) Oktoberfest sounded awesome, i´m glad you finally got to go, it is on my list of festivals, you should go to teh netherlands for carnaval, my friend from there was telling me all about it adn it sounds so cool.