Back in California
Three Word Thursday #27 Today I’m linking up again with Amanda from Running with Spoons. Hop over and check out other random thoughts on this Thursday. 1 Happy New Year everyone! I can’t believe it’s already day 11...
Happy New Year 2018
Dear followers and friends! It’s already the third day of the new year and I haven’t blogged for a while now. We spent the last two and a half weeks in Germany and it’s been a busy time as always. Visiting...
Repatriation Interview #4
Repatriation means the return of someone to their own country. As part of my series “Repatriation Interviews” I talked to Tina Busch, a German writer, translator and mother of two. After living the expat life in the US for several...
National Bratwurst Day
Just a random post because it is National Bratwurst Day. Yes, that’s right. I wouldn’t have known, but Huffington Post keeps me posted about important stuff like that 😉 Celebrate National Bratwurst Day. I’ve actually planned pasta for the family’s...
Three Word Thursday
Bake a bread! You know what every German replies when asked “What do you miss about Germany?” “The bread!” (and probably “Brötchen”, too) That’s why I want to share my favorite bread recipe with you. It’s super easy, delicious and...
Best of March
Can you believe that we are already in the second quarter of 2017? Time flies and I realized that I missed to blog about the “Best of February”. It’s seems so long ago already, but I just sum it up in...
Ex-Repatriate Interview #3
Ex-repatriate: Moving back and forth. This time I talked to Susanne, ex-repatriate, a German who lives in California for the second time in her life. My interview with Susanne is the third one in my series of repatriate interviews. Here...
Repatriate Interview #2
Repatriation = moving back to your home country Today I’m posting an interview I conducted in December.I talked to Simone, a German who lived in Aptos, California for about 5 years, together with her husband and three kids. They had...
Repatriate Interview # 1
Cordula, her husband and their three children (7, 9 and 11 years old) repatriated from the US back to Germany in summer 2015. They’ve lived in San Jose, California for almost 6 years. Why did you move back? I always wanted...
survey: repatriating experience
Apparently this week of NaBloPoMo will be the “repatriating week” for me. You might have noticed that this topic has been on my mind for a while now. In the summer I created a survey for some people I know...
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