Hello there!
:D The weekend in Moline was just plain fun. So what did we do?
We actually were in the Quad Cities, so there was plenty to see. The ride took us 3 hours from Algonquin near Chicago to Moline, on the other site of the state, near the border to Iowa.
Kumama's Mums house was awesome (I forgot to take pictures >_<'''). It had closed porches, a big yard, an extra guest house (where Kumama, Stiltz and I slept in), a music room (as Debbie - Kumama's Mum - is a music and orchestra teacher), an actual library (I so wanted to take with me XD), and lots more. On the first day in Moline we visited a used book store before Kumama's Mum was back home from school and after she came home and we introduced ourselves (so to say) we went to see some other shops in Davenport, right over the river and already in Iowa. Since Debbie always tries to save up errands she can do with her daughter, we went to a lot of shops (A LOT!!! and I hate shopping TT_TT but I survived the trip).
On the next day we started out really early; woke up at 6.30am and we were out the door at 7.50am. We were on our way to the Farmers Market, right at the riverbank and sample the local foods and watch the river in the morning.
It was really soothing and Debbie bought me breakfast and fresh lemonade, while Kumama bought me an egg roll (the food was awesome and nearly every stand had samples we could taste). THANK YOU GUYS!! XD Later that day we went to Chick filet for lunch and visited a bunch of other shops, because Kumama and Debbie wanted to buy some stuff. Stiltz and I were really just going with the ride and we kind of felt like decoration (which was fun anyway).
When we finally got back to Debbie's house we did some stuff around her house before we left for the evening to go eat out at the TEXAS ROADHOUSE. A W E S O M E food, by the way. I had the 1/2 size rips with Caesars salad (for some reason it was topped with parmesan cheese) and a backed potato on the side. The salad I finished, but I wasn't able to finish the potato or the rips so we packed it up and took it with us. After we went out to eat (which was actually really cheap for the amount and taste of the food) we decided we wanted to see a movie, so we went to see "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" (which I already saw back in Vienna, but I loved the movie and so we went again. The other choices for the evening were "Julie and Julia" or "The Time Travellers Wife". Since I hate chick-flicks and I already read the book about the time traveller’s wife I wanted to see a fantasy movie, again!). After the movie we just crashed and everyone went their merry way (mostly to bed).
On the next sunrise we decided to sleep in and start the day late (as the day before we woke up sooooo early). I actually really just wanted to hang around and maybe watch a movie (I was desperate to see "Mama Mia" on DVD, but I didn't get a chance), but we decided to do something outdoors. So we went on a ride on the Mississippi, saw the typical Casino boats they have there (because playing is against the law, so they use those ships to move around while the Casino is opened in the nights). 
We also visited the Village of East Davenport, which is littered with old houses, established shops and brands (like Isabella Bloom's clay figurines that are really price-y, because they're popular) and stuff. Unfortunately, as it was Sunday, everything was closed. One would think that when there's a river cat (a transportation service by boat) that brings tourists and locals to the port they would be open, especially on a day, were most people have no work and would actually do trips with their families. 

Debbie seemed really annoyed with it and shortly after we shipped to the other side of the river to have lunch there in a "jazz bar" and later catch a ride to our car.
All in all, the day was awesome. After that we didn't do much anymore. Kumama drove us to Borders again, as I wanted to grab another book I forgot the other day and then we went off to our ride home to Algonquin.
Well, that's it for this tale. There's more to come soon!