by I was talking to my British friend the other day about our families’ Christmas traditions. The number of unique dishes that traditionally have to be placed on the table during Christmas in Poland got a bit of a giggle, but it was the hay placed under the tablecloth that got her choking on her […]
10 Fun Facts About Fulda, Germany
by When we moved to Fulda five years ago, we couldn’t imagine that such a small city could offer so many possibilities for entertainment. This town has a magical combination of history, architecture, outdoor activities, culture, and local cuisine that will catch the attention of children and adults alike. Don’t let travel brochures trick you […]
Celebrating Martinmas in Germany
by Martinmas, celebrated on November 11 each year, is a not-to-be-missed celebration in the Waldorf/ Steiner schools, kindergartens, and communities all around the world. It is also one closely linked to the German culture. Interestingly, Martinmas – also known as St. Martin’s Day – is not originated from Germany but France. It then spread through Europe: […]
Bringing Icelandic Lamb Soup Home
by Did you know that sheep outnumber people in Iceland 3:1? Bring this hearty Icelandic lamb soup into your home with this simple recipe. Our trip to Iceland was an adventurous family experience. The landscape looked like a different planet. There is nowhere you can be lowered 400 feet into a volcano except in Iceland. […]
13 Fun Facts About Ireland
by I set myself the challenge to find some unusual, informative, and above all fun facts about the Republic of Ireland. Beyond the green of Saint Patrick’s Day, here are a lucky 13 fun facts about Ireland. 1. Samhain The first one I wanted to share with you fits in nicely with this time of […]
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