goodbye Sebastian
Before you start thinking that this has become a Dachshund Blog, I assure you that it’s unintentional that I’m writing about weiner dogs twice in one week. I can’t guarantee […]
Monthly Archives: December 2011
when you’re gone spending ends, they don’t come no more
(not sure why they include the photo of Josephine Baker with this tune on You Tube, but I chose it for the performance not the picture) Several different places the […]
chocolate spewing forth
Mud cake with chocolate sprinkles by Leon Brooks Had a very interesting conversation with Andreas Heinekroon, Elizabeth Francois, and Jim W (if you’ve been here since the beginning, he’s the […]
inconceivable misunderstandings
Everyone should have a philosopher in the family. Not necessarily one with a degree and limitless awards. Not that there’s anything wrong with those things. I actually like it that […]
self-care of a political dissident
This is the first time I’ve pulled something from my teablog (lahikmajoe drinks tea) over here, but I think you’ll appreciate it. Here’s what Václav Havel had to say about drinking […]
those witches aren’t easy to get to go to rehab
You’ll be very pleased to know that: Germany Rehabilitates Its Persecuted ‘Witches’ If I know any of you, and to be upfront I don’t think I’ve met many of you, […]
drunk trains in the night
Roughly two thousand people showed up Saturday night to protest Munich’s new law that you can’t drink on the S-Bahn (Schnell-Bahn directly translated as fast trains, but I like to […]
now that’s old
Was reading Andreas Heinakroon‘s blog earlier today about immortality (what I got out of it? the idea of living forever isn’t all it’s cracked up to be), and I got […]
if you’re flying to Italy, take a German airline
This is something I wrote several years ago, but I thought after the recent trip to Florence, it’d be a nice time to repeat it. You’ll notice that we did […]
are you afraid of Knecht Ruprecht? maybe you should be.
Years ago, someone here in Bavaria mentioned something about Knecht Ruprecht (Ruprecht the Servant). I’m often lost in my thoughts so that most of the time in such a situation I’d […]
