Lessons Learned

        And then we’re home. In and out of consciousness for a flight with layover in Canada got me to Newark, from where we only were a few semi-lost hours away from home. I know I’ll take this back in a week or 2 at most, but it feels good to be back.
        Main things I learned this trip, in random order:
-It’s really bad to put unleaded fuel in a diesel engine
-Go to Prague for good, cheap bear and to watch others drink good, cheap beer
-To find trails in Kitzbuhel, “you just go”
-Renting 4 different cars can get more than a little expensive
-Just because you’re in Berlin doesn’t mean you can’s surf (unless you’re me)
-4 liters of beer is a little much
-There’s something to be said for dropping out of the rat rate and in to a Greek island
-“Motos” are a lot scarier to ride than they look
-It’s not comfortable to try and live in a Smart Car
-7 days is a bit long to go without a shower
-After 3 days unwashed, your hair starts to look like it’s gelled
-Going to an airport doesn’t mean you’re at the airport with your flight
-It’s nice to sleep in a bed every week in a while
-There’s such a thing as too much peanut butter
-No matter how famous the sight, I can fall asleep at it
        Until next time, I’m traveled and peace out.

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