The Secret of Italian
Back in February, I mentioned that for a presentation in my German class, I talked about the history of the Italian language, and how Italian is related to German.
Back in February, I mentioned that for a presentation in my German class, I talked about the history of the Italian language, and how Italian is related to German.
If you’re North American, the title of this post will most likely bring to mind the story of the children’s fairy tale The Frog Prince.
Since we had the iPad with us on our recent train trip to Tübingen, I jotted down notes as we traveled that day. Below are the notes I took. It was an experiment to see if an interesting blog post … Continue reading
… or at least when you’re not in Italy … don’t drink Italian coffee.
Thanks to our friends MO and SM, we got to visit a winery museum near Verona on our last trip to Italy.
So, there I was, about to head into the supermarket in Tübingen a little after noon on Saturday. It was supposed to be just a quick trip to pick up a couple of things before going home.
It’s time today to talk about Fußball!
Suddenly, there it was: a vibrant rainbow that appeared above the rooftops across the street from our apartment, following a brief but forceful rain shower last Thursday.
A few odds and ends to close out this week.
A punting boat of the type that has featured in many of my photos is properly called Stocherkahn here in Tübingen. Once a year there’s a race with these boats — a Stocherkahnrennen — around the island in the middle … Continue reading