
The boy was trying to hide. The sculpture didn’t hide anything.
I don’t know if he was also trying to hide or if he just couldn’t bear to look.
For One Word Sunday: hidden. More hidden photos are not hidden here.

The boy was trying to hide. The sculpture didn’t hide anything.
I don’t know if he was also trying to hide or if he just couldn’t bear to look.
For One Word Sunday: hidden. More hidden photos are not hidden here.
We are often faced with rules – usually negative ones, forbidding something. Many non-German speakers know one German expression: Verboten! (Forbidden!). It doesn’t matter that they are often for our own good, like this one:

saying: Cross the road, it’s dangerous on this side! They still prohibit something.
Children are more often faced with explicit rules. This rule, though, is my all time favourite:

Playing welcome! Children and adults are allowed to laugh and romp around.
In Munich I came across this sign:

Playground for under 16s – Entry for adults only allowed if accompanied by children.
Therefore there is one rule I try to follow (not always but often):

For One Word Sunday: rules. Click here for other bloggers’ rules.

The picture of the three matrons is displayed at the Roman villa rustica near Höchst in the Odenwald, Germany.
For One Word Sunday: threesome. More threesomes can be found here.
and then buy more (Polish) pottery!
For One Word Sunday: shopping. For more shopping related photos click here.

For One Word Sunday: routine. More routine and possibly, mundane photos can be found here.

More selfies can be found by clicking on One Word Sunday.

A fairly large – as dwarves go – dwarf sitting in the woods and … yes, he is doing exactly what you think he is doing. Just look at his contented smile!
For One Word Sunday: dwarf.
Other small or smallish, Lilliputian, minute, diminuitive, petite, undersized, itty-bitty photos are only a tiny click away.