Thank you! I just saw the tag in a different post and was curious what happens when I use it - will check that link out. Have a good day!

It is absolutely worth it! I enjoy it very much.

Yeah, law here absolutely has its limits.

Hört sich nach dem guten alten Deutschen Wetter an... Ich hoffe, du wirst nicht krank und fühlst dich fix besser!

Beautiful pictures yet again! Especially the one with the two of them about to rub noses.

SQUIRREL! Saw the squirrel, immediately upvoted, scrolled down to say squirrel. Love those little creatures. Going to read now. Sorry to read about your hearing loss. I hope you get it under control with

That does sound really good! 9k ft above sea level ain't so bad - if you live on the equator :-D We got snow here sometimes on the top of the mountains, when they're 4,5k km or more. Not sure what that's

That sounds busy! May I ask which country you're located in? Looks kind of Mediterranean to me.

15k! That is a lot indeed. Seems like the cold is finally out? I still have a nasty cough that appears at night, and goes away in the morning. It let's me sleep now, but there's still a lot of mucus to

Still having problems with the step counter? I had some the other day. Was a piece of work to figure it out, but after disconnecting all devices and apps, and then turning them off and on and connecting

I try my very, very best. A part of me is now like "oh, great, a vacation while I get all the paperwork done to get full custody when they come back." Being a single full time parent is exhausting.

Yeah, we had joint custody. In Ecuador, laws are incredibly favorable towards the mother, so I never had a chance to get full custody despite many missteps from the mother's side. Mothers are favored for

It was! Thank you!

Now I can. The traveling was worth it, after two years, she came to live with me. The mom is still a piece of work, but the connection I built with Lily during those years is very strong.

That's great. 8h for 550km ain't that bad. For 2 years, I traveled 825km to see my daughter down south. By bus, that took me 16-18h. The car wouldn't have been much faster, at least during the day. When

It was indeed! And yes, walking around in the fresh evening air is also always welcome.

Put them into the pots right away. Right next to the surviving Rosemary cuts. Most of the time, they either dry up within a week, or they just stagnate. And then, suddenly, they just start growing. That's

Wow, that is a huge fluctuation. Northern Germany was always similar that time of the year, but not that much...

I've heard the "I'm a few minutes away" so many times... My favorite was when being on the bus, I heard a man speaking on the phone saying: "Oh, yeah I'm on my way, I'm already in

20k steps and doing a great job. That's a good result! I got some cuts from an interesting vine yesterday that I just put into the ground. 10 pieces, going to see how many make it.