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One of the more frequent questions I get asked is how do I figure out my French highway tolls? How do you pay the toll? Are they on all the roads? Can I use my Esso Fuelcard outside of Germany? Let’s get right to the answers!
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Round Up #43
September 10th, 2012 
admin It’s a steep learning curve. Today I had to teach myself how to set up a VPN on my computer and then on my ipad. Since I’d like to set up our entire house on a network with VPN, I am reading and prepping myself on how to do that once the router I ordered [...]
Posted in Websites and Blogrolls 
Tags: Amsterdam, buying make-up, carry-on, City Night Line train, cows coming home, crockpot, France, Frankfurt, Gibraltar, grand mosque, Inter-Rail Pass, London, Maisons du Monde, Nazi, Paris, PCSing, PCSing stateside, rail biking, recipe, Rome, round-up, spa, train 
1 Comment »Round-Up #37
June 9th, 2012 admin I am sitting here wondering why no one has told us in our outprocessing spiel that we should be outprocessing our Belgian commune too. I mean, we registered when we moved here…even though it took a total of six months to do that….logic dictates that we would deregister too. Yet another thing to add to [...]
Posted in Websites and Blogrolls Tags: care package, Colmar, deployment, dishcloths, Eurovision, France, Frankfurt, German products, Germany, Harley Davidson, Haut Koenigsberg, Italy, milspouse, Monkey Mountain, proud parents, recipe, roadtrip, round-up, TDY, traditional German breakfast 1 Comment »The French Disposable Breathalyzer Trashed…literally
April 18th, 2012 admin Oh I was waiting for this. I kind of wondered about the usefulness of the new requirement for vehicles coming into France requiring disposable breathalyzers on board. Or face stiff fines. Why? Because apparently too many people were having drunk driving accidents in France, so I guess this was the perfect answer.
Posted in Being Stationed in Germany, Travel Tags: breathalyzer, driving in Germany, drunk driving, France No Comments »Round-Up #34
April 16th, 2012 admin We sure hit the ground running. Isn’t it always like that after Spring Break? Where did the time go? I can’t believe this time next week, I’ll be sitting in Russia somewhere…..wondering if I should panic now or later. I’ve never been to Russia. I already pulled my suitcase back out and started filling [...]
Posted in Websites and Blogrolls Tags: airport security, Barcelona, Carcassone, castles, credit cards, discount tours, Evernote, France, Germany, iphone, Isango, Kickstarter, kids, Langeudoc-Roussillon, PCS, recipe, Ryanair 5 Comments »Round-Up #28
March 6th, 2012 admin If you wondered why all has been quiet on the Western Front here, it is because I took a nice LONG weekend trip to Berlin (blogstuff to come soon)! It wasn’t all fun. You know, I had to go support my kids who were competing there. I am a good parent you know or try [...]
Posted in Websites and Blogrolls Tags: Black Forest, couponing, expat, Feldberg, France, housing, Luxembourg, round-up, skiing, strangers, Washington DC 4 Comments »Dispatching the stereotypes – Not theirs but ours!
February 23rd, 2012 admin Have you been to Europe yet? If not, has someone already given you the run-down on what to expect on your European tour? Here are some stereotypes you might have heard and my own personal experiences with them. Feel free to add or make your OWN observations below.
Six travel mistakes I made this summer
August 14th, 2011 admin In Oslo’s Vigeland Park (Norway) I know. LLMW does not make mistakes…aghast…but she really does…and bad ones sometimes too. Just because you have a lot of knowledge does not mean you know everything…plus, you sometimes forget or are lazy or just don’t know any better. I made this site not only to help others but [...]
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