Okay, so here is the biggest thing i have found here in germany....EVERYTHING is smaller than in the US. The cars, homes, stores, food items, portions at restaurants, cups you drink from, streets, etc. Which needless to say means that the people here are also much smaller than in the states. :) I have yet to see an overweight person here. Guess they are not really big on MCDonalds. We saw another house today that was more american like than any other. It was in a neighborhood which had "play streets" meaning you have to drive like 5 mph down b/c there are lots of little kids on it. We see one more tommorow and then go to the shopping area awhile then head to hamburg for the night before flying out thursay morning. (wednesday night your time). So i had a sad moment tonight after talking to my mom. NO, maggie is still not missing me, but that is fine. Everynight when i get ready to put her to bed she says, "daddy rock O (owen), momma rock maggie" well, mom said last night she was going to bed and she said to mom, "mimi rock maggie, momma rock O" so i am sure she meant nothing by it, but to her mom it felt as though she thinks i ditched her for Owen. I know, i know, 2 year old minds don't work that way....but I can't hardley get home to her soon enough. Well, i am going to get off her now and head to bed.... Oh yeah, we went to the grocery store to day, which is what i was really worried about and it was no big deal at all. Tons of the same products and I easily found everything I wanted there. Including maggie's cottage cheese adn crushed pinapple (even dole brand). So if we do this at least i know we won't starve. :) Goodnight!