My wife once described her college apartment in Germany at Philipps-Universität Marburg in the following manner:
THE WIFE: “It’s in a medieval building and the showers are communal; you have to use tokens and you only get 10 minutes of hot water. The ceilings are too low for you. There are only 2 rooms. I live in a Hobbit House!”
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Oh God, My Wife Is German. 
Got to love rain when camping. My husband and I camped out when we went white water rafting after we got married. It started lightening when we got the tent out. By the time it was set up there was a full thunderstorm. Woke up in the morning almost as wet as I imagine we’d have been if we just slept outside lol.
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Hi, I ran across your website after searching for differences between American and German weddings. I myself come from Texas, living in Germany with my fiance. bla bla bla I started reading though your blog and ran across this specific one… I too went to Philipps Universitaet Marburg :D I always thought it was such a small town, but lo and behold, other people have gone there as well!
I look forward to reading the rest of your blog! Good to know there are others who hate all the German grammar!
Liebe Gruesse aus Stuttgart!
-Edlin
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Oh nice! We’re so glad you found us!
And yes, I loved Marburg. I think my wife is sick of it though. :)
Thank you for reading and commenting! Have a great day!
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