A true actress can take any part. A short-haired 60-something-year old can play a maid with braids in the village’s spinning room.
This was before I had a decent camera and flashlight wasn’t allowed during the performance.
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You must be joking
I never really understood why some restaurants hide away art in the restrooms. But they do. I shared the ladys’ with this joker last week.
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Tarantara, ra, ra!
Golden trumpet One Word Sunday
I was lucky
First they lined up for me (the lucky shot), then they came for me. Then I ran. I got away (lucky me). He saw the beer, he went for it. Two lucky shots. And a lucky boy (until his father grabbed the bottle away from … Continue reading I was lucky
The old bridge
in Heidelberg,
crossing the river Neckar. Built in 1788 on the foundations of older bridges the name “Alte Brücke” stuck.
The grandma of chicory
This salad of leaves has invaded our very neglected garden lawn.I was surprised the first year, just some leaves, actually lots of leaves. Of course, after a while they reveal what they are, i.e. the common chicory known as blue daisy, blue dandelion, and not … Continue reading The grandma of chicory
The Easter tradition of fountain decorating
Six Word Saturday
Raise your wessel!
Even Germans who speak English vell, often get the w sound wrong and pronounce it like a “v”. Especially after drinking some vine. Ve just accept it just as ve tolerate English speakers struggling with “ö” and “ü”. However, the really funny thing is that many Germans who manage the “w” quite well, will overcompensate and call a tankard or glass or stein a “wessel”. Particularly, after drinking some wampire or wanilla cocktails.
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Veronika, der Lenz ist da
Or: Veronica, spring has arrived.
Either way, this plant with the tiny flowers is called veronica. I am always happy to see them. I take pictures everytime and I hardly ever get one in focus. This time is worked and I’m happy that it turned out to be three of them.
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