Month December 2014
It’s time to clean up after 2014 and make room for new endeavors – whether in the gym or elsewhere in the world.
If the post’s title gives you a mental image from the US, think twice. These pics are taken at a late afternoon stroll in the German Everglades…
This is the last Christmas post, I promise… Coming back to Frankfurt after a cosy time under a shiny, gleaming tree, the city had a surprise for me: snow, snow, snow. Hence, I got white Christmas, posthumously.
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 →
Yesterday, I picked up my sister from the railway station at our home village. While waiting for her train to arrive, I wandered around the railway station (which is nowadays just a point where the train stops and a lonely… Continue Reading →
Last Friday, the guys who make the weather made an attempt to create white Christmas for Frankfurt. They did a decent job, really… except the fact they had somehow erred with the temperature. Other than the fact that all the… Continue Reading →
I just love this building and the message it conveys. Yesterday, I did a stroll at nighttime and could not resist but capture this… again. This time, experimenting with different exposures. The message you can take from this exercise (if… Continue Reading →
Today, I ate the last cookie which was left from the afternoon I spent in the kitchen of a friend of mine. You saw the vanilla crescent cookies in one of the early-december posts. Now, all are gone, finally. This… Continue Reading →
Two years ago, I went to Oman over the Christmas season. I found the tribute to baby Jesus right next to the book shelf stacking the bilingual Quran. You can find it here as well, at 2:26. Enjoy.
