food and life in the foreign service
Shortly after our arrival in Belgrade, my sisters came to visit. We were all lucky that our car made it over here and through customs just in time. While Grant was off at work all day, the three of us girls went around and explored Belgrade, and even took a few trips outside the city... Continue Reading →
Backing up a bit, 2013 was also the year we saw Chris Thile in concert twice in a pretty short amount of time. If you haven't heard of Chris Thile, you need to go look him up right now -- he's basically the best mandolin player ever. I am not exaggerating. He is formerly of... Continue Reading →
The biggest thing that happened in 2013 was that we moved back overseas, to Belgrade, Serbia. I did write an update about our first week here, and as we are into month eight of being here I think we can safely say we love it -- and it is not the honeymoon phase talking, because... Continue Reading →
We were lucky enough to have season tickets to Georgetown Hoyas' basketball games in section 118 without knowing that the newly-formed alumni support group, the Georgetown Stonewalls, were based there. In 118, watching games was just like it had been in college; only better. It was regularly the most-filled section of the Verizon Center, and... Continue Reading →
kitchen cables 