Twinkie's Travel Log:Europe Edition part 3

Let's talk about ice... and clothes.

So I guess in Europe, ice is not a huge deal to them, like it is here in the States.  That was interesting.  A lot of things, my Aunt told me, aren't really kept that cold: juice, yogurt, milk....oh, the milk.  I remember the first morning after we got to Germany, I was craving a nice bowl of cereal.  Let's just say that my taste buds were in for a rude awakening that morning when I took my first bite.  I know, #firstworldprobs

This was pretty much my face

Going back to the ice problem, it had been a few days since we had the pleasure of having it in our drinks.  We were getting desperate.  One day after traveling, the heavens opened up and we were chased off the road by a rainstorm...right into a McDonald's parking lot.  I've never been so happy to have soda before.  So, what does any 21st Century girl do? Post a pic on Facebook of course!

A picture of me taking a picture of ice...

 


While in Germany, we had the incredible experience of going to the most amazing store to ever grace the earth.  I'm talking about Primark, baby. Primark.  What's up, America?  Why don't we have these stores?!?
Think of a Forever 21, but better(mainly because it's foreign).  That's what a Primark is like.  Elise and Valon would attest to the awesomeness of this store.  Even better, we were able to go in three different countries (Germany, England, and Ireland- although it's called Penny's in Ireland).  The only thing that threw me off would have to be German women trying to give me directions in the store.. Err, sorry my German skills are a little rusty.

disregard the creepy child at the bottom of the photo