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It’s Spargelzeit!

By: Ann Elizabeth May 27, 2021May 27, 2021

Living, Recipesasparagus season, German Traditions, Germany, Life in Germany, recipe round up, seasonal, spargelzeit, spring1 Comment

Spring in Germany means one thing; Spargel! From mid April through the end of June, Spargel (asparagus to us English speakers) is EVERYWHERE.

Pregnant in a Pandemic

By: Ann Elizabeth May 26, 2021June 24, 2021

Baby, LivingBaby Hauschel, covid-19, life abroad, Life in Germany, Living, pandemic, pregnancy2 Comments

Being pregnant in a pandemic has certainly been an interesting experience. From gym closures to vaccine restrictions, here’s what it’s been like to be pregnant in Germany’s COVID lockdown.

What to Bring to a German Sauna

By: Ann Elizabeth January 11, 2021January 11, 2021

Moving to Germany, TravelGerman Traditions, Germany, how to, Life in Germany, Married to a German, Sauna, What to Bring2 Comments

Knowing what to bring (and why!) makes the whole experience more enjoyable!

Christmas in Germany

By: Ann Elizabeth December 18, 2020December 18, 2020

Holidays, LivingChristmas, German Traditions, Germany, Holiday, Life in Germany2 Comments

While many German traditions are similar to how we celebrate in the US, there are a few big differences!

Cottagecore and Cobbler

By: Ann Elizabeth August 26, 2020April 12, 2021

Living, RecipesBaking, Cobbler, Cottagecore, Life in Germany, Living in Germany, Mixed Berry Cobbler, Recipes, Rural GermanyLeave a Comment

Pastoral pics and a recipe for the easiest dessert of all time.

Living with In-Laws

By: Ann Elizabeth July 3, 2019

Living, Moving to GermanyGermany, life abroad, Life in Germany, Living, living with in-laws, Married to a German, Moving to Germany1 Comment

An honest look at the ups and downs of living with your SO’s parents.

Two Weeks Down, Forever to Go

By: Ann Elizabeth June 18, 2019June 18, 2019

Living, Moving to GermanyGermany, Life in Germany, Life Update, Living, Moving to GermanyLeave a Comment

In the immortal words of Outkast, forever. Forever? Forever ever?