Wadlstrumpf

In 2009, I wrote about the lack of a Mendelssohn Strasse in Freiburg , despite Freiburg being a progressive city, despite WWII having ended ...

We arrived in Steinebach on Monday afternoon (6/23) and commenced our ritual of hanging out and eating. We did build some local excursions i...

The four windmills atop the Roßkopf, a mountain above the east side of Freiburg, are a convenient landmark. Visible from assorted freeways a...

Knowing pretty much nothing about the layout of Freiburg before we committed to renting our apartment sight-unseen, we somehow managed to en...

Now that Sommerferien is over, we are at last finding a balance in our lives between school, work, practice, and play. This morning I practi...

Apologies in advance for the poor quality of the photos; I took them with my "Handy" (cell phone). Having covered southeast Freibu...

One of the problems with living in a pretty city surrounded by beautiful forest-covered mountains with endless hiking trails is that, for th...

Our apartment is in a neighborhood called Herdern. Up the street is the St. Urban catholic church. Bells ring before every service. Sunday m...

Freiburg is apparently a city in which laborers and civil servants find subtle ways to express strongly held opinions. Today I learned that...

Last night, I got out my list of formal-you pronouns and phoned Herr Professor D. at his private number to talk about organ lessons. Even wi...

Yesterday, we moved into our apartment in Freiburg. After six weeks of traveling, we've finally emptied our suitcases and put them into ...