Curiosity

Can I count on you to be there, no matter what? she said & I said no & she said what kind of friend are you? & I said the kind who won’t lie to you any time you want & I think she kept me around as a curiosity after that

- storypeople -

Shared with NF Catching Light, Black&White Wednesday

Assorted colors

What I saw today

Photographed for the weekly prompt of  Our Beautiful World

Shared with Lunch Break, Through My Lens, image-in-ing 

Asparagus setaceus

I'm back now and will try to make two-three posts during the week (not so much like earlier)

I have it in a pot since a few years.

In summer in the backyard, in winter in home.

Its the first time now, that it blooms.

Very tiny flowers.

Shared with Today's Flowers, Macro Monday2

A little break

I'm off in this week and take a little break from blogging.

Have a nice time all.

Friday Five in blue

Morning in the kitchen

Sky

Water

Stuff

Landscape

Have a wonderful blue weekend all

Secret #9

Let go of the idea of who you think

you should be & be willing to become who you are.

- storypeople -

Shared with Inspire Me Monday, Mellow Yellow Monday

In the forest...

Shared with Good Fences, Scenic Weekends

What is it?

Two weeks ago I showed a little wildflower.

It is similar to a field bindweed (convolvulus arvensis), but smaller and stamens are different.

And it's not climbing, twining.

Now it has little seeds, like a solanum.

For it is a kind of Convolvulaceae?

Shared with Floral Friday Fotos, Today's Flowers

Center on wheels

I spent a long time trying to find my center until I looked closely one night &

found it had wheels & moved easily in the slightest breeze, so now I spend less

time sitting and more time sailing.

- storypeople -

Shared with B&W Wednesday, Shadow Shot Sunday2 , The B&W Photography Project

Little German ABC

H is for Hose

 Ho·se [ˈhoːzə] die <–, –n> both sing and pl describe the individual piece of clothing 
 - trousers, pants

In use:

tote Hose (slang) dead boring

die Hosen voll haben (fam) be dead scared

die Hosen anhaben (fam) wear the trousers, wear the pants

in die Hose gehen (fam) be a flop

sich dat in die Hose machen (fam) wet yourself

(source)

And: H is for Hof [hoːf], thats the yard, were is the clothesline

(had showed  already in another post)

It occurs to me that many words are similar in German and English, for example:

Hilfe - help

Haus - house

Hand - hand

halb - half

Honig - honey

heilig - holy

Herz - heart... and others.

I try always to chose an different word.

Posted for Mrs. Nesbitts ABC Wednesday

Whole heart

I remember you saying

you were only interested

in my whole heart

& that’s exactly what

I wanted to give

even if it might take

a few years to gather

up all the pieces from

the last time I tried

this whole heart thing.

- storypeople -

Shared with Mix It Monthly, Ruby Tuesday Too, image-in-ing, Sweet Shot Tuesday 
WW@Crafty Spice, Create with Joy , Bethere2day