It’s the motto of a student fraternity called Franconia Darmstadt, founded in 1889. I tried to find out what the GUN abbreviation in the wreath stands for but I failed (on second throught it might CUN but I don’t know what that means either).
Fruit and Vegetables
Who markets it better?
fresh fruit and veggies
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The Lily of the Inkas
When days are grey and trees and shrubs are bare, it’s nice to get some flowers into the house. Floral Friday and Flower of the Day
Prospero’s Revenge
A well-versed bookworm prided himself that he could weather any storm. He kept tempting his fate with words from The Tempest. Until a cat’s paw pulled him out and he was dangling in limbo.
Can You Tell a Story in … 34 words including worm, storm, and limbo
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His ring was the ultimate leader
Remember there were 19 followers: 3 elven rings, 7 dwarf rings, 9 man rings.
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Ringleader
Don’t let appearances distract you from beauty
Wordless Wednesday
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Have beer, will run
It is said that more than half of all people living in Germany are members in at least one “Verein”, aka club, association, or society. For many Germans it’s a way of life. And, admittedly, I am one of the Germans with a membership card.
But to be honest, what I like about the “social running club” (that’s the polite way to describe the Hash House Harriers) is that there are no memberships. You find out about a meeting place (locally or anywhere in the world), turn up on time and pay a small fee, something around 5 €, and you take part – in the running (or walking), in the drinking (even water if that’s your fancy), and the fee usually also gets you some snacks. That’s it. You can come every week or more often if you live in an area with more kennels or you can come once a year. Your choice.
FOWC with Fandango: Membership
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