Am Brunnengarten, Herzogenried, Mannheim, Germany, European Union, Europe, Northern hemisphere, world. Monday Window
Sadza Art
These special tie dye technique is used in Zimbabwe. It’s a kind of batik process, mainly used for table cloths and the like. Sadza is the Zimbabwean version of a stiff porridge made with fine maize meal and water, a staple diet in most of … Continue reading Sadza Art
Kilometre 8888
A bit more than 4 years ago I met a new friend: Wynona Rider who since then has been my trusted steed. This week on Thursday we made it to 8888 shared kilometres on the road. I thought I show you the exact spot where … Continue reading Kilometre 8888
The World in Uni(s)on
remains a dream – to this day.
And when the players entered the stadium the crowd got up in unison to greet them.
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Keep the Flag Flowing
Silent Sunday
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Feels Like April
We’ve been having April weather these past few days: bright sunshine, clouds, drizzle, sunshine, deluge, rainbow, wind.
Weekend Sky
Identity Bonus
The rules have loosened but even today it’s not easy to have dual nationality as a German. When I acquired my second nationality, i.e. South African, it was almost unheard of.
You could also call me a “mock South African”. However, it did not lead to an identity crisis. I consider it a bonus.
Double dipping for
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Identity and FOWC with Fandango: Mock
It’s in the Eye of the Beholder
Two painted ladies, one natural, one literal. And a bonus orange: Weekly Prompts Colour Challenge: Mainly Orange
