But the chocolate was good...

Our time in Germany was...interesting, to say the least. It was at that point in the trip where we were exhausted and had been on enough public transportation systems to catch every kind of European Cold that ever existed. And it's also kind of challenging to buy cold medicine when you can't read the label. Heck, German is was starting to look like Japanese or something! (Germanese, let's get it trending!)

We ended up not getting medicine and instead roughing it in the rainy town of Hamburg. Basically all we did was eat (Frau Moller was DELISH but be prepared to wait a few hours or a few days, in our case. Also on their website, they wish you Happy New Year! I do too.) and look at trains (Miniatur Wunderland was weirdly bizarre but fun- but I have ZERO photos. So take my word for it!) and sleep (Hotel Wedina was one of the nicest of our entire trip, German Breakfasts are unreal and the first photo proves it.)

All in all, it was good. But I was really happy to head home...to Paris. ;)

(#snoblife)

Un-German.

I UN-German and proud of it. I love all you Germans, but I'm just fine with no German blood in my body. I do love Germany though. They eat the BEST food ever. I seriously wish Americans would be known for something other than greasy hamburgers and french fries.

Today I made a Sweet Genius show with Emily and Andy. It was so hilarious. My accent was perfect and their genius right on. It was truly amazing. The food was less than amazing, but so fun. I loved making my orange cream reduction sauce and my candied apricot strips. I'm not sure Nana enjoyed it as much as we did though. :)

Smile Day:
I am noticing I do weird things when I smile. I kind of tuck up my lip. It makes me look like I have a mustache, and I don't! Its very very bad.

Sincerely,
I am a Sweeeeet Genius....are YOU?

PS:
See what I mean?!?!? Between that and my pointy clavicle, I'm doomed.