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The kids have another two week vacation just around the corner. In classic Heymann style, we had no plans yet. We have spent most of this year processing the loss of Juergens mom. We are doing OK. Like they say, it hits you in waves. I get to spend a week with my own parents at the end of July. I'm really looking forward to doing not much of anything. I really just want to see them. But right now I'm kind of tired. I wasn't looking forward to two weeks at home with the kids. So we have decided to go to a little spot of heaven just a few hours away. Garmisch-Partenkirchen. It's a little town south of Munich in the alps. The hiking is good, and they have a good indoor pool with waves. We will get loads of exercise, and hopefully sunshine. Lots of sleep, and good food. This is my favorite place in Germany. I've been there a dozen times, but I never grow tired of it. I haven't got confirmation on the reservation yet. Hopefully it will work out OK. It's just a simple vacation apartment. Nothing fancy, but not very expensive either. We can even bring the dog. Hopefully we will get it. Sometimes you just need to get away and get a new perspective. I love the perspective I get when I'm on the top of a mountain or standing next to the sea. I'm sure you know what I mean!
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