Our first days in Germany

Jason and Jackson took the train to a football (it's soccer in Europe) game in Kaiserslautern with our good friend, Lon, who was transferred here a few years ago. Jason said it was unlike anything he has ever been to before. Jason said, "The fans were crazy and love to cheer on their team!" Grace and I didn't go, but the good news is I think we found a house for us to live in. I will be sure to keep you posted on any news. ;-) Lon took us to lunch at a quaint cafe just out of Vogelweh. Eating here really made me feel like I am in Europe. We ordered a meal plate which consisted of coffee, juice, a bread basket, salami, turkey, brie, kiwi and condiments. It was so good!

The inside of the cafe where the food is ordered.
A sign from the outside of the cafe. I know we are going to get our fill of carbs here! The bread here is baked fresh everyday and oh so yummy.
We are still in the process of getting settled. We have our drivers test on Wednesday. The test is very difficult and only a certain percentage pass the first time. So we have been studying and testing ourselves like crazy! Thankfully we only have to purchase one car because we shipped our other one from Okinawa. We know what we have in mind, but the problem is finding one that is reasonable. It is not like in Oki where the cars are very cheap! Let the search begin...
Our good friends Tom and Laura arrive in a few days, so are anxious to see them. Keep checking back here for more updates!