Raised by Germans
Between ChairsObservations and opinions. Sometimes snarky. Other times not so much.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 202 | Subscribers | Read | germanoddities.substack.com |
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Seasonal
I just donated a Thanksgiving meal to the local animal shelter. Yes, this is what this shelter does, they post videos of dogs and cats enjoying special holiday meals during holiday seasons. So, every year, I donate. Just to watch cute video...
We failed
Like many of you I grew up with the question of how the Nazis came to power in the 1930s. Nobody I talked to had a really good explanation. My grandmother always stated that it was the idiots and the kids that noone wanted to play with join...
Whatever the government touches...
Most of you have heard that I just very recently switched jobs. The paperwork to get from one job to the other is more than what I am typically happy with. I had to buy two new cars (one for myself, one for my husband) as I had company cars...
Aliens
I came to the States as an alien, a legal kind. The one that Sting sings about in his song “Englishman in New York”. One of my favorites. For about 20 years I was a card carrying alien. It always made me giggle that I was called an alien ju...
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I am a German who moved to the US. That qualifies me for an opinion and not much else. I have experience with loved ones suffering from hoarding, depression, anorexia, heart failure, dementia, and ALS.
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