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Posts Tagged ‘Huntington Beach’

Last day in Paradise

Sunday, December 11th, 2011

Today Flo and I are gonna jump on a plane and fly to Germany. We will be coming back to our new home the US in two weeks. But still, this trip is gonna be exciting. It’s gonna be our first time in Germany since we moved here. We will see a lot of people that we haven’t been seeing for a whole year. And we will spend christmas with our families.

The whole trip – even before we are leaving – is a little stressful. We both will have to work in Germany and there is so much stuff (like christmas presents) to plan and take care off. Yesterday we decided to take a break. We drove down to Huntington Beach, took a long barefoot walk on the beach and just relaxed. It was the best thing to do, because not only was the weather beautiful. It also reminded us why we live here and how much we love living here!

I already know that I will miss the beach and the weather a lot when we are in Germany! But we will be back soon. Back at our new home, in our new lifes and with our new friends!

Christmas Parade

Monday, November 28th, 2011

Christmas ParadeFlo and my day totally did not start Christmas related at all. We got up early to go to Huntington Beach and meet up for a bike ride with one of our friends. The weather today was amazing, it was hot but a little windy and we rode our bikes all the way down to Newport Beach. After a little stroll around the Newport Beach Pier area we went back to Huntington to have Sushi.

Flo and I headed back to Los Angeles around 5 pm and didn’t really plan to do anything but relax on the sofa. But when we left the Highway in West Hollywood we noticed that something huge must be going on. After driving along as ton of closed streets we googled if there was an event on the Hollywood Boulevard and found out that they were having the 80th annual Christmas Parade. We parked our car, got Flo’s camera and walked to the Walk of Fame. We came just in time for the parade and hung out there for about 3 hours. The parade is pretty big and they featured everything from Highschool Marching Bands to huge blown-up figurines. We also had a good view on some celebrities like Sean Kingston or the Beethoven movie dog.

Flo took a ton of pictures, so I will stop talking/writing now to let you enjoy the Holiday spirit he caught on camera!

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Home Sweet Home

Sunday, July 10th, 2011

Home Sweet HomeWe went to the Rose Bowl Flea Market with my co-worker Lena today. It was a nice, hot day and we decided to go to the market kind of last minute. If you haven’t heard about it before: The Rose Bowl Flea Market takes place on the second Sunday evevry month and is a huge Market located around the Rose Bowl Stadium. It’s an amazing place for vintage fashion and furniture shopping and if you want to you can spend a ton of money there!

The Flea Market was a nice end to a nice weekend for us. Yesterday we spend a little time at the pool downstairs and afterwards drove down to Huntington Beach to meet with our friend Scott. We had a nice late lunch and took a little bike trip down at the beach afterwards. Flo had a little hard time this week, because he missed his friends back home, so it was nice to get out of the house and spend some time with lovely Americans. As I told you before for us living here becomes more and more normal and we feel so much more comfortable with handling the new language and the new people surrounding us.

I found an old picture today at the Flea Market with the words “Home Sweet Home” on it. It caught my eye and only cost $1, so I decided this needed to hang in our apartment. The seller asked me, if we had a Home Sweet Home and I said yes immediately. Because that actually is what it feels right now to us. We love living here, we have a beautiful home and we slowly begin to have a real social life. Patience pays off in the end I guess! Not only while wandering around on a Flea Market, but also in Life!