Herpetophobia – the fear of reptiles.
This is my nineteenth square for Becky’s April Square Challenge.
Can I call you Sam?
I couldn’t find any evidence that Mark Twain was ever in Lüneburg, although he spent a considerable amount of time in Germany. But now he sits next to the river Ilmenau in the middle of town and is open to any kind of discussion you would like to have with him.
What an inspiration an exchange with the man can be!
Linked to One Word Sunday: Inspiration.
The most welcome sign of spring
This is the new shoot on a vine. Leaves will follow. Then blooms. Then grapes. Then WINE.
Linked to Six Word Saturday. More posts with six word titles and possibly some explanation can be found here.
To the end of my veranda – and beyond!
Something good that happened over he last month? — I made a new acquaintance:
A little riot police man and his dog. What attracted me was his face mask (which he wore under a helmet which I lost). Introduced him to other chaps and he immediately set about to teach them about masks.
He became Corona-Man. And soon started to dress even more appropriately, spreading the word to everybody around:
In other words, I started to experiment with miniature photography. And I had fun.
Linked to Friendly Friday: Something good.
Catoptrophobia
Catoptrophobia: The fear of mirrors or of reflections.
This is my seventeenth square for Becky’s April Square Challenge.
Catoptrics
Catoptrics relates to mirrors and reflections.
This is my sixteenth square for Becky’s April Square Challenge.
Lightbulb moments
When our lightbulb in the guest toilet broke, I decided to change the whole fitting not just the bulb. And why not have some fun in this room?
Fun fact: In German, a lightbulb is not a bulb but a pear (Glühbirne).
Q: How many Germans does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: One. We are very efficient. And don’t have any humour.
Linked to Cee’s On the Hunt for Joy Challenge: Change your lightbulb.
