Leaving Ingolstadt

Here is a selection of what we had to either get on the plane or mail to ourselves. Taking school along with us created a lot more baggage.  Not to mention crossing over from hot summer to cold winter clothes.  We were rather nomadic for a full 12 months.  This is the hallway.

This is the living/dining/Isaac's bedroom.  That big box resting on the little table has our big Mac computer.  That poor box started in Colorado Springs, went to Germany, then Italy AND on to Dubai.  We had to reinforce it more and more each time, but the computer made it without incident.  We couldn't find another box that size to replace it once we left the States.

Now we are waiting for the train to take us to Nürnberg.  Matt fly out of München.  If we matched his flight, arranged by L3, we would have had to pay over1500 Euro.  Verus, if we took a train to Nürnburg (same distance from Ingolstadt) and flew from there, it was less than 500.  Significant.  So Matt dropped us off at the train station and we met him in Sicily later that day.  

 Yeah, it's a bad picture of Isaac, but better than nothing.  He is cold, but enjoying his last Germany bakery breakfast for who knows how long.  Getting luggage through airports is so much easier now than it was when we moved to Germany the first time with 3 kids under the age of 5.