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Under a peregrine star. July 16, 2015. The wheat and barley fields are dry and golden. The outline of each grain head becomes crisply defined against the sky. I find myself starting lots of sentences with, “I wish I could…” But we have to take life one step at a time, don’t we? Otherwise we’d be doing cartwheels. And in this heat, that’s hardly recommendable. Mary Oliver has just the right words, as is so often the case. Who made the world? Who made the swan, and the black bear? Who made the grasshopper?
Swimming Lessons | schirin oeding
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Under a peregrine star. October 20, 2014. Life at university has felt like a series of dips into a deep, deep pool. The bottom is still murky, but the possibility of diving, deeper and deeper, is exciting. There are gems and secret doors, portals, to be found. It’s a process of exploration, and experimentation of again and again refining my ability to notice and see. What drives someone to keep studying (at a university, in this case)? Is it the possibility of a brilliant career? And yes, well, who cares...
Travels with My Grandfather | schirin oeding
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Under a peregrine star. Travels with My Grandfather. September 18, 2014. We ride our bikes very slowly through the seaside savanna: pines, oaks, sea buckthorn bright and heavy with orange berries that are too tart to eat before the first frost (though I try, anyway). I compose letters in my mind, or small poems about sand and wind. Erosion. How difficult is it to ride a bike and write, at the same time? Wasn’t there once a man who could bike backward while playing the violin? Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Dog Days | schirin oeding
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Under a peregrine star. July 16, 2015. The wheat and barley fields are dry and golden. The outline of each grain head becomes crisply defined against the sky. I find myself starting lots of sentences with, “I wish I could…” But we have to take life one step at a time, don’t we? Otherwise we’d be doing cartwheels. And in this heat, that’s hardly recommendable. Mary Oliver has just the right words, as is so often the case. Who made the world? Who made the swan, and the black bear? Who made the grasshopper?
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Under a peregrine star. July 16, 2015. The wheat and barley fields are dry and golden. The outline of each grain head becomes crisply defined against the sky. I find myself starting lots of sentences with, “I wish I could…” But we have to take life one step at a time, don’t we? Otherwise we’d be doing cartwheels. And in this heat, that’s hardly recommendable. Mary Oliver has just the right words, as is so often the case. Who made the world? Who made the swan, and the black bear? Who made the grasshopper?
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Ich bin zur Zeit in einer Blogger-Pause und weiß nicht, ob ich meinen Blog noch weiterführen werde. Ich halte euch auf dem Laufenden. Hallllöööchen alle zusammen,. Ich hoffe alles ist klar bei euch:). Zur Zeit lackiere ich mir wieder sehr gerne die Nägel, das ist bei mir immer nur so Phasenweise. Aus diesem Grund wollte ich euch mal meine derzeitigen Lieblingsnagellacke zeigen, ihr könnt mir ja mal schreiben wie ihr die Farben so findet:). Einige Swatches zu den Nagellacken findet ihr in diesem Post:.
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Rufen Sie uns an. Senden Sie uns eine Email. Ihr Weg zu uns. Am 1 September 2003 gründete Antonio Schirinzi seine Flachdachfirma als Familienbetrieb. Seriöse und fachgerechte Arbeit ermöglichte bald eine Entwicklung vom Einmannbetrieb zum Geschäft mit mehreren Angestellte. Jährlich gewinnt das Bauen von Flachdächern mehr Interesse. Das flache Dach lässt Freiräume für nutzbare Flächen wie Dachgärten, Dachterrassen oder Lagerflächen. Dazu kommen noch die Aufgaben von Wärme- und Kälteschutz. Ihr Weg zu uns.
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