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Tag Archives: cold weather
The great winter escape π¬π§π«π·π©πͺ
They say timing is everything. Whoever ‘they’ are clearly weren’t talking about my recent departure from Germany β which happened to be exactly three days before Mother Nature decided to dump enough snow on Hannover to make front-page news. Coincidence? … Continue reading
Posted in Seasonal musings, Travel
Tagged * Germany, Carcassonne, Christmas, cold weather, Cozy reading, France vs Germany, Hannover, Missing out, Pyrenees, Snow, Winter, Winter 2025
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An early case of Christmas fever π¬π§
Christmas seems to have ambushed me early this yearβblame the sudden cold, the townβs over-enthusiastic lights visible from space, or the shops that think I came in for Santa mugs instead of water glasses. With the First Advent still days … Continue reading
Posted in Daily life, Seasonal musings
Tagged * Christmas, 70s music, Advent, Blog Life, Christmas Lights, Christmas Markets, cold weather, Early Christmas Feeling, Everyday Adventures, Festive Atmosphere, Heart 70, Humour, Seasonal Mood, Shopping, Town Decorations, Water Glasses (yes, why not), Winter
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Retirees and digital IDs π¬π§π«π·
Between the sudden winter chill, a swarm of hyper-motivated retirees, a Christmas market rising from the ground, and the glorious failure of Franceβs digital IDs, my morning turned into a full-blown administrative comedy. Come read how, at 72, I managed … Continue reading