I love to explore.
I even dare say, I love to travel.
Today we did all three.  We walked down a beautiful  street right in the heart of Heidelberg,  that has a million shops, and when I say a million....I might be exagerating, but when you are there it feels like a million.  With street perfmormers, old buildings, restaurants, clothing, books, Heidelberg University, You name it they got it!  So I took random pictures of things that caught my eye.  
Smith loved his adventure too.  He is eagerly anticipating his baby brother,  I think that we have telekaneses and he is excited for him to come.  There is a part of me that is nervous, Bryce and I were talking on the train on our way to down town,  and we are both excited for a new baby, but not expecting everything to be normal.  I mean, it is so hard for me to imagine normal....that seems totally NOT normal for us.  
We went to our first prenatal visit today and it was so nice.  We actually got a 3-D image of our little boy.  ANd I fell even more in love with him!  I am so excited for everything!  The birth, the baby, the adventure of being a mother of two here in this beautiful country!  Yeah!
I love all the bikes in Heidelberg!  MOst of them have cute carriers and baskets on them.
A cute stool out of a little shop that I thought was quite creative.  It was cover in shells and buttons and random art.
Me and my two boys....one inside the tummy and one outside.
I know I have posted another picture of the bridge and castle, but this picture was so clear, and it was just too beautiful not to post.
So many fancy scarves!   I just love it....
I have no idea what these would have tasted like, but they looked delicious.
It's hard to tell, but the flower design on the ceiling of the cathedral was breath-taking
Bryce and SMithy in the Cathedral.
I loved the colors nd design of this window in the Cathedral.
And last but not least I FINALLY had a duner.  That is not how you spell it in German, but it is close to how you say it, and it was absolutely delicious!  Was not dispointed in the slightest.  I feel sorry to all who will not have an authentic Turkish Duner in their lifetime.  IT was truely magnificence in my mouth.
 
 


Beth, I found your blog through facebook and I love the updates!! We are expecting are second baby (boy) as well in oct (our little girl is two). I find you inspiring. Thank you....
ReplyDeleteI am DYING over that duner. DYING!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for blogging. I love seeing the sights and reading your words of love, fear, and joy. Have a wonderful adventure!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Keep taking pictures! We love and miss you guys!
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