On this mornings Morning Edition there was a segment about how harmful to the environment eating meat is because of the space and resources required.
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This is where I am from…
Each year Portland, Oregon celebrates Pedalpalooza to celebrate cyclists, their right to share the road and for that road to be safe and simply for people’s love of bikes in Portland. Or in their own words, the event “highlights the vulnerability of cyclists everywhere and decries society’s dependence on pollution-based transport.”
Americans and Vacations
For those workers out there, this clip from Real Time with Bill Maher, is for you.
How Long is a String? Never Give Up
I just came across this today looking at various blog topics and absolutely, honestly cried from watching this video. This is super inspiring and just wanted to make sure more people saw it. The power of perseverance and the power of yoga: here, here!!
Someday…
I’ve always wanted to travel the world, especially on a round the world trip.
Lessons from a 90-year-old
Oh my!! I feel after reading this that I could change the whole plan of my blog, as if there truly is a plan and respond to each one of these little lessons. I just might to be honest with you, yet that might also take away from its ultimate truth. This is a brilliantContinue reading “Lessons from a 90-year-old”
A place to get away…
I know I don’t normally discuss the touristy stuff here on Living the American Dream in Europe, but it is at times a part of the experience, just like being silly and obsessed with things from my home culture, so here we are. Over the weekend my husband had a birthday and to counter theContinue reading “A place to get away…”
Things I’ve Noticed…
(or an Ode to Germany) Things I like about Germany, the German people and their culture:
In the streets
Living in Germany sometimes feels absolutely no different from living in the United States with the day to day tasks and interactions.
Feeling inspired
Today, I would like to honor another blog I follow, among the many. This one is by Safa Sofia. She is an exchange instructor at Universität Trier and has been writing about her experience thus far. In her most recent post she is apologetic about not posting to her friends and family in a while,Continue reading “Feeling inspired”
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