It is now less than one month to Eurovision 2013, the annual Europe-wide song contest. It’s therefore not a moment too soon to report back with an update on what happened with Germany’s official entry in the contest.
In teaching my photography workshop, I ran across an unexpected problem. Not with the teaching. Not with ideas about photography. No, the problem was with English.
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So when I read Will’s comment on yesterday’s snow photos, it made me laugh. I mean, me, go to a desert? I thought to myself OK, I’ll have to make a note, since that’s not on the travel plan anytime … Continue reading
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One of the main tourist attractions in Potsdam is Sans Souci, the summer palace building in the 1700s by Frederick the Great. As I was walking around the grounds,
In English, the expression is that March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb, or vice versa. I would say Germany at the beginning of March came in more like a snow leopard. On March 9th Chris … Continue reading
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While we were walking down the street on Sunday, Chris noticed as we turned the corner onto a neighboring street that there were these huge reflective spheres in a shop window. Which meant we had to stop so I could … Continue reading
Nothing I know gives you that glow like sweet applause … Or so the Broadway song from the 1970 musical Applause goes. Perhaps that’s true. But it’s a different kind of glow you see when you get up to see … Continue reading
I’ve been pretty focused today on finishing my preparation for the next two photography workshops I’m giving at the Deutsch-Amerikanishes Institut (d.a.i.) in Tübingen. The first of the two sessions starts tomorrow. (Click here for the full description.)
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We had the chance to walk on the beach a few times during our trip to Florida. On each of our strolls,
It started as a bit of a joke. For years Chris and I have said that the one thing we have to have on our trips by to the U.S is a Fribble at a Friendly’s restaurant. It started because … Continue reading