Welp, did you guys have a good New Year's celebration? We did! We hung out with a group of Americans and brought in the New Year in the right sort of fashion, complete with chips, guacamole (John ate most of it, he loves it), and fireworks. Let me emphasize works of fire. You never know what is going to happen when boys (not mine) get the pyro bug. My boy was happy throwing down those snapping, cracking, things that look like little white spider's eggs. What are they called?
Every party has it's pooper! He is still cute. Here he is waiting for the fun to begin. We played a couple of rounds of Cranium waiting for the appropriate time to start lighting things that burst into flames. The most dangerous thing that I lit, was a sparkler. I know, scary.
By the time we got to the fireworks most of the group had left. I am kind of glad that there were not more people to look out for 'cause it was scary. The whole street was lined with people shooting off their works. The Germans are pros! It looked amazing. Nevermind spending 15 clams to get into some kind of stadium in your home town. Come to Germany!
These fireworks were captured kind of weirdly, I kept turning the camera (duh!). Hope you don't mind.
First, I have to say that this is a really weird picture of me and John from last night. I look a little "star struck". Well, I guess that term is appropriate. Anywhoooo, I look outside today while making chile for tonight's New Year's Celebration Part II, and the street is littered with wrappings that once covered the little tiny colorful bombs. I am sure Andrew and Ashleigh's street is worse.
Oh, about India. A little issue of a Visa came up and John and I can't go (Lord willing) until next week. It's a good thing, kinda, 'cause I need a doctor's appointment. Ohhh....another firework went off. For pete's sake, it's broad daylight and hailing!!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Every party has it's pooper! He is still cute. Here he is waiting for the fun to begin. We played a couple of rounds of Cranium waiting for the appropriate time to start lighting things that burst into flames. The most dangerous thing that I lit, was a sparkler. I know, scary.
By the time we got to the fireworks most of the group had left. I am kind of glad that there were not more people to look out for 'cause it was scary. The whole street was lined with people shooting off their works. The Germans are pros! It looked amazing. Nevermind spending 15 clams to get into some kind of stadium in your home town. Come to Germany!These fireworks were captured kind of weirdly, I kept turning the camera (duh!). Hope you don't mind.
First, I have to say that this is a really weird picture of me and John from last night. I look a little "star struck". Well, I guess that term is appropriate. Anywhoooo, I look outside today while making chile for tonight's New Year's Celebration Part II, and the street is littered with wrappings that once covered the little tiny colorful bombs. I am sure Andrew and Ashleigh's street is worse.Oh, about India. A little issue of a Visa came up and John and I can't go (Lord willing) until next week. It's a good thing, kinda, 'cause I need a doctor's appointment. Ohhh....another firework went off. For pete's sake, it's broad daylight and hailing!!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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Happy new year! The fireworks look like a lot of fun:)
this is just not good enough, as far as communication. I want to know all about your life since graduation. :(
happy new year. i wish you guys lived by us. i miss you,
janelle
Megan