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Sylvester Planning

Since moving to Germany, I have never spent New Year’s Eve in Germany.

My first year I partied in Prague, the second year I found myself in Kyiv, the third year was spent sleeping, preparing for an early morning flight, and last year I was in Guadalajara.

Three of the four were memorable for all […]

Eve in the Garden of Eden

Plus, if an insurance ad wasn’t enough, check out the beer ad:

Insurance from a colleague; beer from the Mangina Monologues

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Homewrecker Vanquished!

I don’t know what to say about that Susi Homemaker stuff, but rest assured That Queer Expatriate will not be focusing solely on his quilting project nor on mundane things like washing dishes, other than to make a brief endorsement:

That Queer Expatriate exclusively uses Fairy Dish Soap (UK) to wash his dishes, and he […]

Suzi Homemaker Blog

Hi Everybody!

In response to J’s concern, I just wanted to welcome you to the new

Suzi Homemaker Blog!

Yes, instead of that awful nasty Queer Expatriate who does shit like travel places, take strange photos, and make snarky comments, from here on out, this blog is going to cover really interesting stuff like […]

That Domestic Feeling

I stayed in Weimar today, working at the Weimar Office, going through something that has a deadline of Monday.

It takes me about three solid hours before I hit burnout point–the point where my brain hurts and the thought of spending any more time on the project makes me want to scream. Instead of screaming, […]

Airports and Airlines XI

Airports I have flown in or out of: US: ABE; ALB; ATL, AUS; CVG; DCA; DEN1; DEN2; DFW; DRO; DTW; EWR; GSO; IAD; IAH; IND; JFK; LFT; LAS; LAX; LGA; MCI; MEM; MKE; MSP; MSY; ORD; ORF; PDX; PHX; RDU; SDF; SFO; SHV; SLC; STL (36)

Non-US: AOC; BHX; AMS; BRS; BRU; BTS; BUD; CDG; […]

Early Morning TV

Sometimes I have trouble sleeping–it comes in waves and the past week I’ve had issues.

This morning my alarm was set to go off at 6, so that I could catch a train to Utrecht at 7, making sure that I caught my ICE International–I didn’t trust the concept of a four minute connection. Really, […]