by eandl | Mar 31, 2009 | Travel
If you have never flown into Berlin, be prepared to go through passport control upon exiting the plane, like, 50 feet after getting off the plane. Interestingly, each gate has it’s own baggage claim and passport area. Daylight Savings Time occurs later in Europe...
by eandl | Mar 30, 2009 | Travel
Our first afternoon in Germany was spent in Potsdam walking through Park Sanssouci. The sun came out for a brief few hours, so we’ll use this as visual evidence that the sun does shine in Germany in March. :) statues at The New Palace terraced gardens at Palace...
by eandl | Mar 17, 2009 | Daily life
When I was a child, The Very Hungry Caterpillar was one of my favorite children’s books, along with the popular Goodnight Moon and perhaps less well-known The Story About Ping. Throughout the years I have picked up bits of biographical knowledge about certain...
by eandl | Mar 16, 2009 | Food & Drink, Travel
With a number of bakeries on the island, we picked up pastries for breakfast each morning and some tasty French bread and cheeses for our lunches. That left dinner as the variable meal of the day… Bistrot Caraibes (Grand Case)—The first time we walked by this...
by eandl | Mar 10, 2009 | Travel
This post would have been about only one place had our return flight not be canceled, but as it turned out, we were given the opportunity to stay at one of the other places we had researched before we left. :) Bleu Emeraude (Grand Case, $199/night)—This sleek...