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Wireless Hill (Gone Bush, part II)
In which my family wanders off the path, I scold them, and they tell me I am too Germanified.
I am not even kidding. Read More
Food-Selfies part I (a.k.a what did you do in Perth?)
As an effort to start the new year off right I thought I should finish off some blogging from 2018.
Here’s a quick recap of my very short 10 day visit to Perth back in October-November.
Told primarily in the the most beautiful of all of the artforms, ‘The Selfie’. And featuring that most beautiful of all things- ‘Aussie Food’.
Merry New Year!
Hi everyone, and welcome to 2019! Read More
The weekend in Chiara-land
So, today is the Winter Solstice.
The time in Berlin is currently 16:50, which means it has been dark for nearly an entire hour.
It’s cold- but not cold enough to actually be the good kind of cold. Just the shitty rainy kind of cold.
The good news is the days get longer from here on out. The good news is that in 3 hours I’m getting on a plane to visit the UK (haii Ikumi). And the good news is that I still have some photos from The Incredible and Amazingly Long Summer of 2018 to throw at you.
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Park of the Kings
Featuring a DNA helix tower, my sister and I scrambling on ancient animals, and at least one duck.
Welcome, to Kings Park*.
Christmas Truffles and Friends
Well hi! It looks like it might just be that time of year again… Read More
Newly arrived- family in Perth
Stockholm Mama- Part I: The Food
Yeah, I’m pretty sure my mother is gonna kill me for half of these shots! Read More
Alberobello’s Trulli (Thursday Throwback)
I was a bit worried that we wouldn’t make it to Alberobello in time to see the Trulli.
Chiara and Andrea, our hosts in Puglia, had mentioned visiting them on the way back from a day at the beach. But the day was lazy to the point where it was practically dark by the time we finished lunch and the mandatory coffee. And the Trulli were a bit out of the way for the homeward return.
Still, we made the effort, paid what I originally thought was an exorbitant amount of money to see what I assumed was ‘a house or two’, and walked in the direction of the Trulli.