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One of my serious New Year’s resolutions for 2017 is to get better at balancing work and life. Work is a constant, intense but ok, so not so much to be done at that end of the equation.
I did it again…! I – again – took a masterpiece of lyrics and translated it to English – this time it is a poem of his holyness Herrmann Hesse.
The year says good bye, asking itself why it is that people make such a fuss about New Year’s eve.
Oh well, it’s been a while since my last post. Other things have happened which kept me busy. But today I want to give special thanks to the postcrossers who have recently made a drawing for me.
Here we go, finally a eulogy to the beauty of France’s nature, which is lovely to see, to feel and be part of. Rivers deep…
The big advantage of a roadtrip is that you can go wherever you want, whenever you want. In particular you can leave a place, just so. And so we did – without seeing his majesty Mt. Blanc at all.
Sometimes I wonder why the look of decay fascinates me. Shouldn’t I rather like the glossy, new, spotless surface of a freshly painted wall? The silvery shine of a smooth metal surface, cool to the look, even cooler to the… Continue Reading →
Do you remember the little pleasures of your childhood? One of mine are going to the bakery and buying a “Streuselschnecke” – a little round streusel cake or crumble cake – filled with fluffy sweet white cream, with loads of… Continue Reading →
