Showing posts with label palatinate forest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label palatinate forest. Show all posts

Sunday, May 1, 2011

Hiking, Soccer and Night Life




So a few weeks ago, we went hiking in the Palatinate Forest, and I never posted pictures.
Matt overlooking Kaiserslautern
Patton and me taking a break

On Friday, Matt and I went to the FCK futbol game.  So much fun!!  We won 2-0 against St. Paulie.  Then, Saturday night we hung out with The Zimas, Ben, Sergio, and Brett's sister and her boyfriend.  The night started at the Journal Pub (with a pint of Guinness, YUM!), and the rest of the evening was spent at Markethal.  Markethal is the quintessential European club.  House music, fist pumping - I felt like I was in Jersey!
 Matt and me at the futbol game
At the Journal Pub

And that was about it.  A fun weekend at home :)

Monday, April 11, 2011

Do you believe in Superman?




This weekend was awesome! Matt came back home (yessss!) and we spent the entire weekend with the Zimas. Friday night we had sloppy joes and played bananagrams (shout out to the Florys!) and Scattagories.

Saturday we went on a fun hike through the Palatinate Forest, and Patton was able to join. Gosh, I love hiking, but I am SO out of shape. It really gave us the itch to go camping, so I'm sure we'll be doing that soon. Is there anything more grounding than nature???

And Sunday we went golfing! Our first time on this continent - twas fun. Then we ate dinner at a super exclusive restaurant, Chili's. We didn't even have to call in reservations!

On top of a fun filled weekend with our friends, we also watched a phenomenal documentary called "Waiting for Superman". I picked it up a couple weeks ago and (anxiously) waited to watch it with the hubby.



It is about the United States' education system and is quite riveting. I have always been a firm, nay, staunch, supporter of all unions. Going into this I had my own opinions, but decided to keep an open mind. This film is not based on dismantling teacher's unions, but it addresses issues with them, for sure. 

We did not find it politically bias in any way, and I urge everyone to watch it, even if they don't have children.  Just watch :)

Loves.