To Infinity And Beyond
Welcome to post number 101 on the drifting satellite 😀 From my misc-pics-box here is a photo from Frankfurt am Main, Germany's financial capital and home to 18 out of 19 skyscrapers in the country. I live in Darmstadt, which is 20 minutes away and kind of comes in the greater Frankfurt area. Bloganuary is… Continue reading Slow Death – Bloganuary 2023
From my misc-pics-box here is a photo from the extremely elegant, instagrammable and picturesque public library of Stuttgart. Welcome to Bloganuary Day 2 - 2nd January 2023. Today's prompt is: How are you brave? While moving from India to Germany 3 years ago, I had to leave my comfort zone and start afresh. I was excited… Continue reading Comfort Zone – Bloganuary 2023
The queen of the garden!
The colourful world of waste segregation in Germany.
The 'Should Visit Another Season' syndrome.
Leave out all the rest
is change impactful?
How music helps me in learning German.
https://bloganuary.files.wordpress.com/2021/12/fb-daily-prompt-jan-27.png In the summer of 2019, I took a 4 month vacation in Germany. I was visiting my husband who was working in Hamburg and lived in a small town Wedel, on the banks of Elbe river. I have writen briefly about my time in Wedel here and here. https://www.instagram.com/p/B1HUzORiWLD/ Since I was not working… Continue reading Little pieces of heaven
Today's Bloganuary prompt was a tough one for me. 🙄 https://bloganuary.files.wordpress.com/2021/12/fb-daily-prompt-jan-25.png I looked at it in the morning but nothing struck me. 😔 During my short breaks from work, this topic was all I was wondering about and here I am at 11 pm just before going to bed, writing these words about not being… Continue reading One step at a time!
Happy New Year! 20 January 2020 was when I joined my new job. I can't believe it's already been 2 years since I started living and working in Germany. At times it feels like yesterday and sometimes it feels like I've been here forever. As I've mentioned in one of my previous posts, in 2020… Continue reading Two.
Apartment buildings are not very rare in Germany but they are definitely not as tall as the ones I have seen in Bangalore or Gurgaon. In fact when we were living in Wedel earlier, we were in a seven-storeyed Hochhaus, which is like a typical apartment building with 8 flats per floor, and it was… Continue reading The bunker in our basement
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