I have been working quite a lot lately, this is one of the projects.
And when I didn't work, I was socializing with friends.
Today I went out to run some errands.
These teapots always make me happy to see.
We are reminded every day of the holocaust.
Coffee bribe, the only thing that gets me out to run my errands.
Elderflowers in bloom.
Everything is so green.
Johan and I had lunch in the park, it's a hot hot day today.
Johan on his way to a meeting.
I feel like I lived your wonderful day along with you.
ReplyDeleteSweet!
ReplyDeleteThose tiles commemorating the Holocaust are extremely powerful. What part of the city are those in? Such a subtle thing, but such an important reminder.
ReplyDelete--julie
Hi Julie,
DeleteThere are thousands of them all over the city, and more in other parts of Germany and other countries. You can read all about them here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stolperstein
Susan
that mask (?) looks really neat! i can't wait to see the finished product. also, now i want sushi. :)
ReplyDeleteI love each and every frame here, S!
ReplyDeleteMakes me wish I was there!! :'O
Oooh, those teapots! <3!
ReplyDeletei just love your moments, Sandra. thanks so much for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of Berlin! Where do you usually get your sushi from? It looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteI like the mask very much!
ReplyDeletewill there be a series?
we have the same reminder signs on the pavements here in Vienna.
I just love your pictures, its always a delight to stop by and take a look. Thanks for sharing them!
ReplyDeletethe pictures in this post are so inviting. the image with the door way and greenness especially. i feel like i have just been on a little journey with you too. a very nice one. im excited to see what you are working on too. love those colours.
ReplyDeleteThe elderflower is just gorgeous - were you tempted to pick a sprig to make cordial?
ReplyDeleteHow much is it for that pack of sushi? (I found sushi in Paris to be overly expensive.)
ReplyDeleteThe one with salmon is €6.50 and the one with tuna is €8.
DeleteLove your work
ReplyDeleteLove your taste
Love your photography
Love your weblog and how minimally articulate and vibrant it is.
It's been wonderful browsing through your archive.
That wooden cart surrounded by all the green realy says that spring is here. :)
ReplyDeletePhotos like this never fail to make Berlin call out. I have a photo of the plaque to the Erb sisters, to, from the time-before-last that I was in the city. Really makes me miss it...!
ReplyDeleteProjektet du jobbar med ser väldigt spännande ut! Sköna färger. Hoppas du håller oss underrättade framöver :)
ReplyDeleteKram
those ceramic tea pots would make me happy too!
ReplyDeletevery powerful & emotional those tiles are.
xx
evdokia