And every time I leave Omi's house, I try to hang on to that smell for as long as possible, keeping at least one item of clothing tucked away in a safe place so that when I pull it out again weeks later, that scent still lingers and summons the memories and feelings of utter contentment all over again.
So to say that I had a great time in Germany would be an understatement. I ate Omi soup, ratatouille, pancakes, and melt-in-your-mouth, almost-to-good-to-be-true chocolate that Omi left on my pillow at night since she knows that I love to have one small piece of chocolate in the morning, a habit I don't really care to break. And obviously, the company made everything that much better. A big family dinner with the cousins and aunt and step-uncle, wine and stories, and of course, conversation infused with German, English, and French that ends up becoming very confusing and absolutely hilarious.
For now, I end here. But don't you worry, I will post some photos and tell you more tomorrow. I'm still trying to catch up on the sleep that I didn't get last night or on the train ride back. So more soon!
Happy weekend everyone!
oh my love...a bit of nostalgia and homeyness (ominess?) oblivious to time or place... can't wait to be there!!! maman
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