To Travel Or Not To Travel: That Is The Question

Such a joy to read your stories right now. Now we all unable to ravel. The era of peak travel is over. It could take years to return to normal. I want to travel so much!! I bought a tour in Armenia Daily regular tours in Armenia, Artsakh and Georgia – ONE WAY TOUR. Heard many positive reviews about this country and tour.

 

Oh wow Satchi!
A travelogue and that too from Germany? Mainly Berlin!
Loved all that you wrote. Felt like I was taking the trip with you!!
So glad it was with your husband, looks like he had a great time with his wifey who is well versed both with the country and its language. Lucky guy indeed.
I have been to Berlin many times! Anytime we had guests visiting us, we would drive them to Berlin for sightseeing, strictly. It would often be a short trip of a day or two. But my first visit to Berlin was from England and those days, crossing to East Berlin felt like an adventure! We were in Germany when the wall came down. Once I went there with my lady friends and we walked till our legs were swollen but went to every corner of Berlin. Been there with my daughters whose main aim were the lovely and amazing museums of Berlin. Some of the best in the world. Cannot even start on Potsdam! Oh well, one can go on and on.........You see, you brought back lots of memories.
Last visit was about eight years ago. One had to look through magnifying glasses to spot the Germans in German Berlin ))) Full of foreigners, not necessarily all tourists. But one thing is for sure, we ate some of the best vegetarian dishes prepared with so much fantasy.
That you ate potato pie and hubby a falafel made me smile. When first entered Germany, people looked at me with disdain when I said I wanted something vegetarian. Have been served a plain white bread slice or a bowlful of lettuce leaves!!!
Was fun reading Satchi. Always loved the strain of humor you weave into your writing!

L, Kamla