That was the headline on the lead story on the TV news here tonight. It means Germany sweats, but more colorful sounding. It’s damned hot here. I feel like a one-man global warming jinx. I was in New York for unusual heat, then Florida (when they say it’s a scorcher, it’s a scorcher) and now in Bavaria. Jarvis schwitzt.
7 responses to “Deutschland schwitzt”
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That’s why we have great beer – Bavaria is famous for it.
And its the only thing that helps in this climate.
You just have to enjoy it!Go to a Biergarten and get a Augustiner Edelstoff!
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Biergarten is a good idea! But Augustiner means Headache. Try Paulaner, Löwenbräu or another one of the Munich-Beers… Welcome in Bavaria!
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You’re like the Anti-Gore!
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You’re just not used to it because in NY you’re sitting in an air conditioned environment ;-)
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As I recall, Schumann’s has air conditioning and a table by the stream at Grüntal is a nice outdoor alternative. If you spot a cute eighteen-year-old there say hi, it could be my daughter!
Enjoy Munich; I envy you. Here in Abu Dhabi today the high is 40 and with 60% humdidity that no fun at all.
Tschüß
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Come to London, quick. It doesn’t feel like July here. Brrr.
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The language we are learning here is Schwitzterdeutsch.
