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This is it…! My apple. My first “real” meal after eight days of fasting cure. You cannot imagine the aroma, the smell, the texture and finally… the taste after eight days of not eating. It’s fabulous.
You might remember the cleanup of my bookshelf recently. I had to part with many of my books to make room for new ones. Amongst those I set free was a little volume of limericks, titled “Die Trompetentante”
Frogs, beware! Yes! The storks are back! Today, on my way to Rheinsteig, a beautiful hiking area along “father” Rhine, I saw a flying beauty, spanning her wings in white and black grace, gliding along the still dormant meadows. I smiled… Continue Reading →
Last week, he was still around, in a side street a couple of steps away from where I live. But now he is gone, maybe gone to the world where atoms and elements roam free and are not pressed into sheets… Continue Reading →
Recently in postcrossing, I was about to send a card and demanded a new address. The random address selector spit out Ryttylä, which is in Finland, approximately here: When I read the profile of the person who would receive my… Continue Reading →
I found those while digging through my desk drawers. Nature’s beauty at work.
Walking Munich at night can lead to acquaintances you have not asked for. Thanks god this guy is cast in stone and will not follow me. Or… will he???
I spent New Years’ eve in Marrakech. I caught a bad cold during the chilly night out there on Jamaa el Fna (Djema el-Fna). Back home, to get rid of the cough and snuffles, I decided to do some serious cooking… Continue Reading →
Here is proof that we did not kill Auguste for Christmas. For those who don’t know whom I’m talking about: Auguste is the goose intended to be eaten for Christmas who escapes in the end. Yes, indeed – as you… Continue Reading →
Last wednesday, I went for a little stroll into the English Garden in Munich. It was dark and a little scary as very few people were around at first. But then, I detected a tiny little Christmas market, far away… Continue Reading →
