Use the Content Menu to surf back in to our past. Whilst surfing, you'll meet myself and my family. And did I mention we're dreaming of chicken in our yard? Das "Content" Menü ist die Zeitmaschine, mit der Du in unsere Vergangenheit reisen kannst. auf dem Weg trifft Du mich und meine Familie. Oh und … Continue reading Bric-à-brac – Bits and Pieces – Virtueller Dachboden
Made possible by 300 crowdfunding supporters, 400 Facebook sharers and many, many people who donated their passion and time, today at 21:00 the spot could go online. Happy sharing everyone! See you on our "Die Herberge" homepage! https://youtu.be/8ubmuWSgJ7k
Es war im Super-Sommer 2015... In Deutsch weiter lesen? Dann bitte runter scrollen oder hier klicken! It was in the midst of the 2015 heat-wave. We all were mainly graving seasonal tickets to the public pools, holidays were finally fun on the own balcony and climate-change showed its very sunny side. - Of the according to … Continue reading A very German Story: Refugees&Pensioners Living Through Their Very Own Fairytale
When men worked all their life, it's fair enough that they enjoy their late days on the terrace, in a sunny garden and with friends surrounding them. These days, it's important that these terraces got WiFi and that the friends are on Skype and equipped with an email account at least... "Did you know you … Continue reading No Mail for Old Men – Or Why It’s Fun to Have Grandparents with Wifi
I visited Greece. We get to read a lot about Greece and the crisis these days. I've been there for a film festival. These were the souvenirs I brought home to you { Shoplifting and Oranges - Greece in the Rain }. Here's some street art I found in Thessaloniki: Oh and there was some … Continue reading Street Art in Thessaloniki
A very good friend of mine will be father soon. He's excited. I'm excited. Despite the fact that my own kids are already hard approaching leaving-mama's-nest time I developed in the last years an "oh my god so cute" appreciation for small children I never had or knew before from myself. Perhaps it's not despite the … Continue reading Tree Tall Teenagers, Easter Nests and Crochet Baby Shoes
You probably can only get this excited about trifle and trifle-making when you did not grow up with it. And when the picture in your English book looks so appalling, that you think of trifle as some food another person has eaten before. - Repelling and unknown...it's the adventure setup challenging every 12-year-old. If you're than … Continue reading English-Book-Strawberry-Trifle and Irena&dots
I love Couchsurfing. I host. I stay with others. I contribute. I take my family. Today, a fellow Couchsurfer checked up on me about his holiday plans. He saw on my Couchsurfing profile that I'm currently in Thessaloniki, Macedonia, Greece, attending the renown Thessaloniki Documentary Film Festival. He mailed me to find out about Greece: Like myself, … Continue reading Greece in the Rain
I'm still amazed and surprised to see oranges on trees in spring, rather than at Christmas in supermarket shelves. Despite being often in Israel and other places where this happens every year: this wonder, that the trees are hanging full of oranges. My mum is born in 1946. Pretty much exactly one year after the … Continue reading Shoplifting and Oranges
The Internet was just about to start, when I entered filmschool. It was 1995, and it took my schools commercial department about ten years to discover the power of the Net and to start teaching viral marketing as well as shooting for viral campaigns. - And even though the industry discovered the power of cross-media, … Continue reading Harlem Shake, my Kids and the Army of Norway
⠁⠁⠁ I love light. I love air. 