Day 2 - Gratitude Challange

So I am writing this a bit early because I am going to Oktoberfest today AND Sunday (i know, it's really debaucherous...) and I am...er...worried about what I might right write (oh dear!) if I waited till I get home...

So here we go! My Gratitude Challenge Alphabetic List of Things I am Grateful for:

A is for Artur, my fiancè!

B is for balloons, lots and lots of them in a big bunch, like in the movie UP

C is for crusty bread, fresh from the bakery, the brown and hearty german kind

D is for Dirndl. Especially mine. Purple and pretty and all ready to be worn for the third time in a row tomorrow!

E is for envelopes. Especially unopened ones, awaiting me on the floor in front of my mail slot when I come home from work, hand addressed to ME

F is for fried clams from the clam shack in Kennebunkport, ME (almost) every summer with my family on summer vacation

G is for gin and tonic. Best drink ever.

H is for hurrying for the subway. Because I do this every morning, and something about it just screams Munich and Me

I is for ice skating. On big giant bavarian frozen lakes, if at all possible.

J is for Jammin' with Bob Marley

K is for knödel

L is for looovvveeeeee

M is for money, because, let's face it - aren't we are grateful for money?

N is for napping in front of the TV on the weekend

O is for office supplies. All kinds. That I order by sending an email to the office supply man at work and that appear magically on my shelf in lovely packaging.

P is for parties, hosted by me, and another p for planning them!

Q is for quiz shows, the TV kind

R is for reruns, especially of law and order

S is for singing ridiculous versions of songs on the radio, making up our own lyrics according to what we are doing at the moment

T is for Target, which I miss soooo much

U is for Ubahn

V is for velvet, the black kind, as in the song black velvet.

W is for water, especially the Isar river behind our apartment

X is for the X-chromosome. Because we've all got it!!

Y is for yodeling

Z is for zither, because you can actually slip the sheet music beneath the strings and play by sight.