the last night: Germany

I seem to be watching a program about a pet chiropractor. Of course it is in German, so I'm not positive. A great big man with a strong, deep voice, re-aligns big dogs and tiny dogs. He has a jolly laugh and seems to love his work. People line up with their pets to see him. I'm certainly not an animal person but I find myself somewhat transfixed.

Today was my last day of work. It was crazy for a while but I managed to remember everything. I have my fingers crossed that we get our office supplies back (one never can tell with international shipping it seems) but, all in all, it was a good day.




Taxis. A sea of taxis. I only took a few this week. Pleased that I am finding my way on foot.




Scarves. A sea of scarves.
I walked home behind this flock of veiled ladies. Each had a beautiful silk scarf. Gorgeous.




I've seen some wonderful cars parked near my hotel. Look at this amazing bug! I wish I could have heard its engine. I love the way old VW's sound.




I went back to my hotel, did some packing. It's been cold and cloudy - not that I mind.
I walked around the mall a bit and now that I've seen this -




I'm disappointed that I didn't visit the Calzedonia store. It looks like they have great things.
Who knew?

To honor an old staff tradition, I went to the Marriott for a burger.




Not especially good, but one does what one can on a Sunday night in Germany.

I'm away tomorrow morning - very early.
I'd like some nachos and some vegetables and some pasta, please...and to see my boys, for whom I've bought all kinds of strange candy.

The animal chiropractor is working on a donkey now - just so you know.