So you think a Greek wedding is big and fat? Wait until you try a German Baptism. My son Bodie was Baptised in my husband’s hometown church in Wurmlingen, Germany on August 22nd. Here is a breakdown of the 14-hour event:
9am: We met 15 of our German relatives at the church
10am-11am: Baptism was one hour long. Bodie didn’t make a peep – a miracle in itself.
11am-2pm: After party/lunch at Rissiberg – a family owned retaurant at the top of the mountain.
3pm-7pm: After-after party at Oma’s house with German cake, champagne and lots of singing.
7pm: Man of the Hour goes to bed
7pm-11pm: The after-after-after party with German beer, bratwurst, potato salad and pretzels.
11pm: Last person stumbles home.
Kate is author of "The Million-Dollar Parent" and founder of FatNoggin.com. Also a former state soccer champion, singer in an award-winning pop band, serial traveler and mom, Kate has coached tens of thousands of men and women how to reach their goals in life.
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