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I treated myself to an unreal dinner tonight. This place was tiny and cozy, the service was fantastic, and the food made me incredibly happy. Sadly, despite my taking about 3 pictures of it, my appetizer is not shown here because my camera decided to be a butt. I had: champagne and olives, french bread, red wine, fooe gras with fig jam and candied nuts, steak with gravy and potatoes gratin, and chocolate lava cake with vanilla ice cream. French food is the bomb.com

Last stop, Paris. This place has so much to see! It is my last stop before heading home. As my trip draws to a close I have mixed emotions but it had been such an amazing experience and I am so thankful for the opportunity to have seen and experienced so much in the last 80 days.

Bern, Switzerland. Home of some super weird fountain things and a LOT of bear sculptures/statues/flags/etc. I really enjoyed the one afternoon I spent there before catching the train to Paris

From the ittiest bittiest little town where I didn't have to speak to ANYONE to one slightly larger. Interlaken, Switzerland! I got a real swiss army knife, tried some swiss fondue, and found my dream home while out for a walk. All in all not too shabby.

Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland. The perfect place to recharge and unwind. I'm so happy here

Stuttgart did not impress me until I ventured out of the city into the area where the vineyards are. I saw the wine museum and walked in the hills. It was stunning. And good news, I saw a dog!

Cologne definitely interesting. There is a ton of street art, the cathedral (or dom) is breathtaking, and I tried the Kolsche! Not too shabby

So Berlin is a really cool city. I tried eierlikör (which is essentially alcoholic custard), walked around in the pouring rain and cold for an excellent walking tour, and saw the Monument (and museum) to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust. It was a very emotional but amazing day. This city has so much history!