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Slovenia – Triglav National Park
Read more: Slovenia – Triglav National ParkGrand treasures in a miniature land
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At the heart of the world
Read more: At the heart of the worldat the heart of the world there can be only silence. the solitude of contemplating God. at the heart of the world there is a slight summer breeze, the purple sweetness of acacia snowing down (dry blossoms piling quietly by the curb), the glowing peace of the evening, and church bells scintillating. at the heart…
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Of tools and men
Read more: Of tools and menSeriously, what is the deal with men and their tools? What is the bond of virility that connects them? Give a man a (preferably loud and useless) tool, and it’s like a shot of Viagra. Oftentimes have I wished I were a big red button, a pair of pliers or a screwdriver – these babies…
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A must-have for wannabees
Read more: A must-have for wannabeesHow does Homeric Writers’ Retreat & Workshop on the Greek island of Ithaca sound to you? Tempting, huh? Well, there’s only one problem with that. You’d have to be a writer first. Not necessarily an accomplished one. This is actually a workshop for aspiring writers, managed and organised by Australian-born novelist, poet and editor Jessica Bell…
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SIENA – More than a color
Read more: SIENA – More than a colorTalk about serendipity. Over the long Ascension weekend my husband’s company gave him a car to test for a minimum stretch of 1000 km, and I had always dreamed of going to Tuscany. So we packed our finest clothes to go with the full-option BMW 5 series (amazing how sudden wealth changes people ;-) )…
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Daytrip destinations – Achensee
Read more: Daytrip destinations – AchenseeOnly one and a half hours’ drive south of Munich, on the Austrian side of the Alps, lies Achensee. Worth a trip in all seasons. If you’re travelling with kids, don’t miss the small horse-donkey-alpaca farm, not far from the cable car. For more information and appetizing activities, see: http://achensee.info/tirol/pertisau/?gclid=CNyk_fzg7bYCFRMQtAodZlwAGQ
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Barcelona humbled in the Allianz Arena
Read more: Barcelona humbled in the Allianz ArenaI haven’t lived in Munich for long, but I am already a big FC Bayern fan. There simply is no way around it. I live 200 m from their headquarters. I see them drive in and out of training as I walk my kids to the kindergarten. So obviously I watched the game (on TV;…
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Have a blessed Easter…
Read more: Have a blessed Easter……and stay out of the snow. As Catholics the world over are preparing for Good Friday, a fresh layer of snow has blanketed the streets of Munich in a winter that refuses to end. If you are celebrating Easter this weekend, I wish you that the warmth in your hearts may melt the ice away…
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What’s up with the German labor market?
Read more: What’s up with the German labor market?News and interesting statistics about Europe’s strongest economy. As most of Southern and Eastern Europe as well as Great Britain struggle with a double-dip recession and the German economy continues to flourish, many in the beleaguered EU states are packing their bags for the Bundesrepublik. According to Spiegel Online, half a million people immigrated to Germany…
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My Dad’s gone digital
Read more: My Dad’s gone digitalHow the technology we take for granted can leave our parents clueless. It was always a mystery to me how my Dad managed to be the CEO of a large construction company right up to the turn of the 21st century while being completely computer-illiterate. Don’t get me wrong, he wasn’t just impartial to computers…
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St. Patrick’s Day 2013
Read more: St. Patrick’s Day 2013Shamrock, flutes and black bier on the streets of Munich. Forget for a second that it’s a frigid mid-March afternoon. Try to ignore the whizzing wind too, although your nose feels like it might fall off any minute now. The sun has slashed its way through the ceiling of aubergine-colored clouds, and – perhaps even…
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