Category Archives: Seasons

Winter Wonderland in Vienna

A Los Angeles native looks back in time about her first real winter in Vienna, Austria. Continue reading

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Autumn in Vienna

Autumn in Vienna Austria is wonderful this year Continue reading

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Spring Fatigue

Spring Fatigue and why it happens Continue reading

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Easter in Vienna

Easter in Vienna means wonderful markets with hand-painted eggs. Continue reading

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Potted Tulips in Vienna

A potted tulip can help beat the winter blues in Vienna, Austria. What do you do to beat the winter blahs Continue reading

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Beating the Winter Blues in Vienna

How do you fight the winter blues in Vienna, Austria? Continue reading

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Ball Season in Vienna, Austria

Ball Season in Vienna, Austria Continue reading

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Christmas Season 2009 Officially Open!

Christkindlmarkt is an outdoor fair that goes on for six weeks to celebrate that Christmas is coming. There are stands that sell toys, Christmas decorations, and sweets. What the adults really go for though, is the very strong alcoholic Glühwein. Here’s how Glühwein is prepared. Continue reading

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Weather Culture Shock

An expat from Los Angeles tries to figure out the whole four seasons concept, (and unfortunately isn’t referring to the hotel). Continue reading

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Rain and Cold + L.A. Girl = Challenge

Cold weather and lots of rain starts to arrive around mid-September in Vienna. Being a native to Los Angeles, cold and rain are strange concepts to me. Now I’ll openly admit, I just might overcompensate for the cold weather and … Continue reading

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