Intro to Germany

Roadkill · 06-26-2002, 06:20 PM

Why not, everybody else is. I got out of the army in 72, went to Germany to visit my father for two weeks, he was working for US in Chapparal & Redeye, I had been there about a week when driving up a backroad on a cold rainy day a young lady was hitchhiking, others cars had passed
her, so I didn't. (We were married a year later) I got a job as a bartender in Wurzburg, went to school there, stayed two years. Ended up with minors in German & History, rest isn't important. Been married 27 years, great relatives, come visit every year, wife opened a German Bakery & restaurant six years ago, 90% German clientel, English rarely spoken there. We have a beautiful authentic gasthaus in the woods, balcony with flowers, window boxes, Bavarian decor, music, ect. Open invitation to anyone who comes to Huntsville. Folks drive 200 miles plus for her bread.

RK

06-26-2002, 06:20 PM	#8
Roadkill User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,634 Thanks: 1 Thanked 28 Times in 17 Posts	Why not, everybody else is. I got out of the army in 72, went to Germany to visit my father for two weeks, he was working for US in Chapparal & Redeye, I had been there about a week when driving up a backroad on a cold rainy day a young lady was hitchhiking, others cars had passed her, so I didn't. (We were married a year later) I got a job as a bartender in Wurzburg, went to school there, stayed two years. Ended up with minors in German & History, rest isn't important. Been married 27 years, great relatives, come visit every year, wife opened a German Bakery & restaurant six years ago, 90% German clientel, English rarely spoken there. We have a beautiful authentic gasthaus in the woods, balcony with flowers, window boxes, Bavarian decor, music, ect. Open invitation to anyone who comes to Huntsville. Folks drive 200 miles plus for her bread. RK