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On the way back home, I had some time to kill in Amsterdam's Schipol Airport, and I found something awesome from my childhood. When I was ~10 or 11, a movie theater in Buffalo Grove, IL had this awesome flight simulator arcade game. At some point, they got rid of it and I scoured the internet, trying to find where it went. Finally, 10 years later, I found it (or another unit) in Amsterdam!
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After Rotterdam, I took a train into Amsterdam. I primarily stuck to the standard cliches of Amsterdam (i.e. the Anne Frank House) and had dinner at the ever-hyped “Kantjil & De Tijger”.
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According to the Head of Product Exposure, who gave me a personal tour, I’m the only person who’s ever asked for a tour of the factory. Regardless, she took me around the factory, showed me products being tested for different markets, and gave me a ton of free swag!
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DeKuyper
DeKuyper is a Dutch distillery dating back to 1695. Since then, it has exported its product to places such as Champaign, IL. As a proudly-licensed bartender, and a guy who’s pretty good at making a quick buck, I learned that I was able to use DeKuyper’s economical products in higher-end drinks. As such, I wanted to pay homage to the company that funded many a Champaign pizza!
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Why Rotterdam?
It’s a valid question. Don’t all Americans go to Amsterdam?? Well, that happened later--but I did have a good reason for going to Rotterdam. Just west of Rotterdam is the small Dutch distillery-haven of Schiedam. Formerly home to over 100 separate distilleries, it is now home to only 4--one of which I have something of a history with.
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I spent my first 2 nights in Rotterdam. While there, found this boat lazily basking in the sun, and I thought its name seemed fitting.
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Off again
Once I was finished doing laundry, I was back at the airport--this time to the Netherlands!
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After Munich, I came back to Vienna to do laundry, and found this gem of a store on the way for groceries.
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I spent the first weekend of my Easter Break in Munich! Lovely city, but I didn’t think much about taking pictures. Two of pictures I did manage to snap were of the the Allianz Arena (Munich Soccer Stadium) and “King Butt” (a random schwarma place near my AirBnB.
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I’m back
Ah, sorry for not posting in a while. Quite a bit’s happened in the last 3 weeks, so I’ll try to cover it all…
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Because I’m a nerd, I tracked her flight and listened to the live Air Traffic Control feed as she approached Chicago.
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While we may look chipper and lively, this was when we arrived at the airport at 5:45am. Note: we had to wake up at 4:30am, walk 20 minutes in the dark/cold to the train station, and stay awake long enough so we didn’t sleep through our stop. From there, Miriam was off to Zurich for a short layover, then back to Chicago.
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Sundays in Vienna are slightly quieter, as most stores close. We were still able to take a picture in front of the Karl Marx-Hof.
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Later that night, chefs Rovin & Rovin made a 5-star meal with limited cooking tools/supplies/ingredients.
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On Day 2, we visited Schloss Schönbrunn (the Imperial Summer Residence). Some pictures were more coordinated than others...
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Later that night, we went to see a performance of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in Karlskirche. It was a bit cold (they gave everyone blankets) but the church was beautiful.
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On the first day, despite some jetlag, we visited the UN here in Vienna. I think the captioned quote sums up her attitude about the experience.
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