The term forms from the German words wandern (to hike) and lust (enjoy). Placing the two words together translates to "to enjoy hiking", although it is commonly described as an enjoyment of strolling or wandering.
A more contemporary equivalent for the English wanderlust in the sense of "love of travel" would be Fernweh (literally "an ache for the distance").
7.19.2009
Summer time
This summer is almost over and here are a few photos of our super fun times.
I love it. Teaching him how to love golf at such a young age. And dropping the ball in the whole is such a brilliant idea, I think I could really learn from Grady and improve my game!!
2 comments:
Cute! But summer isn't almost over! Its only half way over...
I love it. Teaching him how to love golf at such a young age. And dropping the ball in the whole is such a brilliant idea, I think I could really learn from Grady and improve my game!!
John S.
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