
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Having Fun in Velburg Fasching

Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Six Years of Living in Germany
I also learned that health insurance is a must in Germany. There are also different kinds of insurances here. I guess there are private companies that offers cheap term life insurance quotes here. I also have life insurance and other insurances like Accident, liability. This is a good way of investing money too.
I am a German citizen now and I did not regret for being one. For six years of living in this country, I can say that Germany is truly beautiful. I love it here!
Explore The Fasching or Carnival in Velburg!

Explore Walhalla in Donaustauf in Bavaria, Germany
I know that I don't have the chance to be included here guys..wink! Beside that I might find now the best wrinkle cream to wash away the fine lines that are slowly building on my forehead. I am not growing younger anymore. Anyway enough with this beauty thing. I wish to share more photos next time. Have a wonderful afternoon!

Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Let's Visit Kallmuenz in Bavaria This Time
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Travel and Explore Landshuter Hochzeit in Bavaria, Germany

the historical medieval costumes wear only every 4 years during the celebration of the Landshut Hochzeit...I got photo with them..I'm so happy! a lot of people were so nice and friendly today.

there were a lot of people from different places in Germany and from other countries too who witnessed the Landshut wedding!! background are the colorful, old but historical buildings in Landshut.

i wish to wear their nice costumes one day...wink!
Thursday, July 2, 2009
The Historical Stone Bridge in Regensburg, Germany
The bridge's construction was financed by Regensburg's merchants and began in 1136. In 1142, its patronage transferred from the Duke of Bavaria to the King (or Emperor) of Germany. His successors from the Babenberg dynasty, Duke Leopold IV(1139-41) and Duke Heinrich Jasomirgott(1143-56), continued to support the bridge-building project.
It is also an accepted fact that King Konrad III influenced the continuing construction. And last but not least, the residents of Regensburg, foremostly the merchants, were highly interested in the new traffic connection and certainly contributed to its costs. Later, the Free Imperial City of Regensburg was registered as the owner of the bridge, and this is perhaps a indication of the large share held by the residents in its construction. read more here.
Monday, June 29, 2009
Having Fun at the Bürgerfest in Regensburg, Bavaria
It seems that the night is getting over again. I will give you more updates about this tomorrow. feel free to visit my other sites...have a great evening to all!






