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der vierte stern
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all there is to say
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Thank You, Danke, Merci
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for all the well-wishes yesterday and today - how lovely of you who remembered and left a line
I
you
- how lovely of you who remembered and left a line I
you
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f***book
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after a long internal debate, and after conquering laziness and procrastination, I have set up a fb page where I will post the ones I don't feel belong here - versions, attempts and experiments. and the runts of the litter. Easier to upload, even if the quality is... meh. And easier to maintain some sort of conversation.
swing by and say sommet 
and if you like it, like it
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2013, eh?
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What a year....
I completed half a century, lost my dad and two good friends, moved house twice, found new friends (some round here) and 2 crazy cats, gave up fan art and discovered photography, lost 2 stone and put them back on, taught and learned, and laughed and cried and swore (often in connection with Newcastle United).
I still have my mum, and the rest of my family, resonably good health and enough money to share a pint with friends and pay the rent (man beachte die Reihenfolge!). I have 2 new cameras (and not even half a clue how to use them), 3 tripods (but only 2 hands) and a plethora of ideas what I want to do with them next year.
Looking back on the good moments of 2013 and forward to even better ones in 2014 (first of all - NEW SHERLOCK)
TO each and every one of you
I'm wishing here a happy new
year and a brilliant one,
all full of joy and peace and fun.
So may you celebrate with friends
and only stop when the world ends
(it failed to do so last time round)
or no more drinks are to be found.
I'll see you on the other side
and my excitement I can't hide,
in 30 hours and the odd second
we'll finally have Sherlock back on.
New Year's resolution #1 - work on the rhymes
and now in prose - I wish y'all a very happy, peaceful, creative and healthy new year, the rest will take care of itself.
May the best day of 2013 be worse yet than the worst day of 2014.
I completed half a century, lost my dad and two good friends, moved house twice, found new friends (some round here) and 2 crazy cats, gave up fan art and discovered photography, lost 2 stone and put them back on, taught and learned, and laughed and cried and swore (often in connection with Newcastle United).
I still have my mum, and the rest of my family, resonably good health and enough money to share a pint with friends and pay the rent (man beachte die Reihenfolge!
). I have 2 new cameras (and not even half a clue how to use them), 3 tripods (but only 2 hands) and a plethora of ideas what I want to do with them next year.Looking back on the good moments of 2013 and forward to even better ones in 2014 (first of all - NEW SHERLOCK
) TO each and every one of you
I'm wishing here a happy new
year and a brilliant one,
all full of joy and peace and fun.
So may you celebrate with friends
and only stop when the world ends
(it failed to do so last time round)
or no more drinks are to be found.
I'll see you on the other side
and my excitement I can't hide,
in 30 hours and the odd second
we'll finally have Sherlock back on.
New Year's resolution #1 - work on the rhymes
and now in prose - I wish y'all a very happy, peaceful, creative and healthy new year, the rest will take care of itself.
May the best day of 2013 be worse yet than the worst day of 2014.
And may Newcastle always win
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Howay 5 0h Yeah...
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I completed half a century yesterday. Still the same old (or not so old) and while time hasn't necessarily made me wiser, it has given me the chance to learn things that are important to me. (some of the things other people think should be important to me I will probably never learn. Nor would I want to...)
Anyroad, I rewarded myself with a little Gorilla pod (had been putting off that purchase for ages) and went out for 3 hours last night, seeing if I could improve on the pics I took along the river one week ago.
And boy does it make a difference.
If it hadn't been below f***ing freezing I would have stayed out all night, the river on a clear night is a sight to behold. Maybe the artic temperatures go up again over the next few days, and I'll get some gloves and warm insoles for my boots and then we shall see if maybe in the next 50 years, there is hope for my dream of being a photographer.
If not I'll just keep happy-snapping away as before.
After all, life is too short to not have fun
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