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There were two worlds for me during my journey into the Bavarian Forest. The first one, this one, was inside the hotel borders, completely with three pools, four-star-cuisine and a beautiful lush park outside. Sadly I didn’t take any pictures of the candle light dinner from our fist evening. I’d love to go there again…

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The madness part would likely come from people who don’t know what to do with huge amounts of fabric in one colour. Yesterday Jules and I had our obligatory “girls day” downtown as I was visiting my mother and he happened to be in town, too. Our main reason to meet was to go to [...]

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As I didn’t tell you yet about the Sunday of Lilibeth’s visit, here it comes: Part II. It was really hot outside, so after a nice breakfast in my room we decided to go to the river Lahn where I wanted to show Lilibeth some of my favourite places, anyway. There’s a wooden way leading [...]

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No, not the book. This weekend somebody who is really special to me will come to visit me. It’s my pen friend Lilibeth. This is by the way the beautiful last letter that she wrote to me plus a wonderful gift she sent me: It will be the first time that we meet each other [...]

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I don’t want to hold my own outfit back from you either. As it was a treasure hunt and I’ve got a little revival of my love for headscarves at the moment AND as my birthday is Talk Like a Pirate Day I decided to go for something aaargh!. Both of the skirts are made [...]

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Yes, again a post about the weekend Jules spent here. But the outfits and the photos we took of them were too great to keep them back from you. I’ll do one for Jules and one for me each for the sake of clarity. Jules wore a dandy outfit featuring self-made trousers with suspenders, a [...]

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Yesterday evening I walked Jules to the station after a really great (but a little bit exhausting as I feel quite ill since Saturday) weekend. He arrived at Friday afternoon and we took him to Early’s, a small-but-nice bistro near the Institute for Physical Exercise. We continued the evening with watching Elisabeth (the musical) while [...]

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No typo but a book title. I found it while inspecting the English children’s books corner of one of the upper town book shops and simply had to buy it. I say, boarding schools, magic, the early 1930s (no WW II yet, thank you very much), cute characters and good critiques from Philip Ardagh – [...]

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Yesterday I got a carrier pigeon from Simon the Kobold with the question if I were familiar with plants. I told him, yes I were. Now I’ve got a garden. My own! Small, but precious. It’s right upon the old city walls. The boys let me care for it as they are not very interested [...]

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There are moments in life when you feel completely left alone and worthless to others. This especially happens when you are sad or angry or, all in all, not in a good mood and doing badly. These are the moments in which you feel mistreated because the only person to comfort you wouldn’t even leave [...]

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