Oktoberfest

Oktoberfest ended on Sunday so we decided to head up on Saturday, which was super crowed because of a German holiday which is similar to our Thanksgiving. For a pregnant women the scenario pretty much sucks, we went with our friend german Lidia. Ever since i found out we would be coming to Germany i wanted to go, therefore, i was excited. But when we got there i found it to be a little too crowed for a 7 months pregnant woman with an expanding belly that gets in the way of everything. There was a lot of rollercosters, some which you would never see in the states. But I did get to go on one ride which was super slow but ultra scary, it was haunted and i was screaming so hard i almost peed my pants, which has to do with having a weak bladder. To my suprise there was a never ending supply of drunk dumb people who were past out in the streets because they could'nt handle their beer and ambulances coming to their aid. But for the most part it was fun. Kirk bought me this big ginger bread heart shaped cookie to wear around my neck, It said " Ich Liebe Dich" which means i love you in german, it was so stylish every one had one or two, some times more. You would never think finding a beer at Oktoberfest would be such a difficult task, but it was the hardest time finding Kirk a beer, we were there for three hours and he only had one. All the Germans wore the traditional German clothing which was pretty cool. On the way home we stopped at a German KFC, which tasted nothing like the one back home, it didn't taste too bad just not the same, i don't think i will eat KFC again while i am over here.