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Tag Archives: watching films in English in Germany
Dropping the H-Bomb
Yesterday the Mr. and I decided to take a little day trip to Nürnberg, or “Nuremberg” as it is better-known to English-speakers. I mentioned before that I visited Nuremberg the first time when I was 18, but I don’t think … Continue reading
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Old Brown Shoe
One of the most enjoyable things I find about living abroad is discovering all the new traditions and holidays of the host culture. Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve been able to experience a number of Christmas season “firsts” … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, cultural differences, expat life, Germany, Nuremberg, watching films in English in Germany
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Hurray for Hollywood
When I first started college, my declared major was in communications, not anthropology. I loved film and was very interested in working somehow in the industry, although I wasn’t quite sure in what capacity. My very first college application was … Continue reading
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Tagged DePauw University, Lovefilm, Slingbox, watching films in English in Germany
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