I thought it would be cool to talk about about Christmas until the end of January and then start talking about New Year's Resolutions right around the time everyone has given up on theirs. What do you think?
My last and final trip to the Nuremberg Christmas market - beginning of December - about to eat a Nutella waffle:
Please note the vats of Nutella behind this man's head. Lucky him. :
You won't hear me saying that Germans offer the best cuisine in the world.
Erica, on the other hand, would beg to differ. She loves it! :
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I normally don't do things like "New Year's Resolutions" but I figured that it might be good to be intentional about some changes I'd like to make. Of course I have several professional goals for the year and a few personal goals here and there but my #1 resolution is:
I want to email my grandparents every day. They mean so, so, so much to me and I don't communicate with them as often as I should. Just taking the time to write a quick email to them would really brighten their day, I think.
Maybe saying that here will help keep me accountable.
Well, on that note....Happy New Year....?!
Hi Jenni! Thanks so much for coming over to visit my blog! I thought I'd trot on over here to see what you blog about, and what fun I've had on my visit! Living in Europe is something I've always wanted to do, so I can live vicariously though you, right :-)!? Anyway, I look forward to following you and getting to know you even better! Have a wonderful day, ~Kristin from Living Graciously (and The Style Files)
Yay, the more Christmas posts the better!!! Christmas markets are amazing, we don't really have any where I live :( And your resolution is so sweet :)
That is a lovely resolution. You can do it!
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mm that looks really good! lol. I wish it were snowy here!
Giiiirl, I'm diggin that bright blue headband.
i like your whole blogging about christmas after christmas, and making resolutions after the new year..keeps the holidays alive via blog world, and keeps life fancy.
I love the e mail the grandparents idea...i should probably do that too.
What are you and bf doing for Valentines day?
I like your resolution :) My grandma and I are pretty good about emailing, she even has skype and chat!!
They would LOVE to hear from you every day. I hope Resolution #2 is to email your mom & dad every day!!!
mmmmmmm...those waffles look so delicious! I've never tried that combination before it sounds delicious!
xoxo
Olivia
When I went to Munich I was worried I wouldn't like German food - but I thought it was really good!
what a thoughtful resolution!!
I think that's the best resolution I've heard all year.
you seems to enjoy life. thats is so great. you know what they say, dont worry be happy.
oh precious heavens. nutella waffles combine two of my favorite things on this earth. what a delicious concept:) and i think it's beautiful that you want to e-mail your grandparents daily. every single night i was in college, i e-mailed my grandpa back home. i would always write long, rambling messages and his little, feeble hands would only reply with a sentence or two back, but it was so meaningful to me.
i have definitely not heard that germany has the best cuisine... lots of bratwurst and what not, huh? not my c up of tea but... italian on the other hand.... i coudl go for some of that shiz right this instant.
Oh how I miss the Christmas markets!
Thank you for bringing a little bit of the gloriousness that is the Christmas market back in January. :)
Aren't the Würzburg xmas markets awesome!? Came across your blog today and am hooked! I am a New Zealander living in Würzburg Germany!
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Mmmmmmm nutella and gluhwein and sausages and yellow potato salad....I'm with Erica but I was converted onto German cuisine at a very young age so you can't really blame me :)
I would love to be in Europe, I can't wait to move wherever I want! Nutella is so delishhhhh. Lucky girl.
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