Author regine
You need: – the end of a stressful week (or a stressful day) – a piece of paper – a pair of compasses (or a pre-printed pattern if you are lazy like me) – a handful of colored crayons
Today, spring has come – at least if you ask a meteorologist (not by calendar, though). I love this thought. But I also loved the blanket of snow it is still hiding under. What do you think?
Today I visited a little church in the south of Germany. Watching the beautifully painted glass windows, I wandered among the wooden benches, until I reached the place where you can light a candle as a little sacrifice. I took… Continue Reading →
Recently, I had a déjà-vu reminding me of a time I spent in Sandwich, Kent. Many years ago, I was an intern in a little consulting company, and the business owners loved to go out for breakfast, later for lunch,… Continue Reading →
This post is dedicated to my dear granny Hilde, who passed away a long time ago. R.i.p., my dear! Today is your 110th birthday and you can be sure we are thinking of you! When I restructured my book shelf… Continue Reading →
Recently, I spent three days in a client workshop at a dream location in Austria. I took a picture of the surroundings out of the conference room and sent it to my brother, who is a passionate skier. I asked… Continue Reading →
My latest DIY project took me more than a year – or, rather, two Christmases and six weeks. I did my first jaquard-pattern knitting – a plan I’ve had for ages. So, I proudly present “manikin and jumping pony” –… Continue Reading →
While jogging and crossing the river Main, I come across this guy regularly. First, I though what a grumpy guy he was. Meanwhile, I like him, somehow. I think he is kindhearted, deep inside. I am sure one day he will smile,… Continue Reading →
Recently stumbled upon an old DIY project which I did when I was in my teens. I call it “squaring the circle” – a quadrangular wooden bowl wich I turned in my dad’s workshop. Looking at it now, I am… Continue Reading →
