Cats are the world champions of napping.
And sometimes they even find a bed.
Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: Napping
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Tag: #weekly prompts wednesday challenge
Summers in Provence
From age 13 to age 18 I was packed off during summer to family friends living in our twinned town in Provence. Cavaillon is known as the capital of melons, and everywhere in Provence are fields of lavender. For me, these two scents – ripe melons and lavender blooms – conjure up innummerable memories.
Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: Common Scents
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Beware of Trees
Roads in the North of Germany are known for the trees lining either side. As big as they are they seem to need a traffic sign so that drivers are aware of them.
Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: Roads
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My T-shirt Shelf Runneth over
Whenever there is a major Hash House Harrier event, we get a t-shirt as keepsake.
That’s one way to combat the overflow:
Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: Keepsake
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Sticky Can Be Welcome
If nothing else comes to mind, I go literal.
Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: Sticky Situations
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What would L-Space Look in Roundworld?
A very important concept of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld is L-shape, short for Library space. Written words have power on the discworld, and to some extent on roundworld (aka: our world), too.
The library in Birmingham is an almost magical building, at least from the outside (I have, unfortunately, never been inside). I think L-space would fit in very nicely. Hint: It’s bigger on the inside, I’m told.
In case, you have missed it: My favourite author is Terry Pratchett, preferably with a splash of Neil Gaiman. Terry Pratchett was NOT a fan of Dr Who but there is this one connection.
Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: Favourite Author
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What Would Polar Bears Want?
These ones seems to prefer it “Cool on the outside / Hot on the inside”.
Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: Cool
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… or Coins?
When there was still a mint in the Münzgasse and it was producing coins (Münzen) nobody bothered about cash or card. They might have shown a piece of paper, though.
Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: Cash or Card?
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