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Category Archives: Feierabend
Escape in winter gardens
In the current lockdown the winter gardens of Wörlitz are out of bounds for most. We´re only allowed to visit within a 15km circumference. Still, a number of locals made it out to this frosted location and some of us … Continue reading
Posted in Feierabend, Inside Germany
Tagged Gartenreich, Joseph Freiherr von Eichendorff, Sonnenuntergang, Wörlitz, winter, Winternacht
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Fix it
There was a time, when I outgrew my shoes. Even the old trusted vellies were due for replacements in the new year. We´d go to Cuthbert’s in Victoria Street. They´d measure the foot, add half an inch for growth and … Continue reading
Posted in Feierabend, Gedankensplitter, Inside Germany, Sights and pictures
Tagged Cobbler, Schneiderei, Schuster, Seamstress, shoes, suit, tailor
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Here we go again to Weimar…
I´ve still got some unkept promises. Some of those are to still take You further through Weimar. Now that the poster depicting the Cranach altar in St.Peter & Paul (Herderkirche) is up in my office, I´ve got another incentive to … Continue reading
Posted in Feierabend, Gedankensplitter, Inside Germany, Sights and pictures, Uncategorized
Tagged Anna Amalie, Bibliothek, Buchenwald, Goethe, graveyard, Liszt, Lutherstein, Museums, Pushkin, Schiller, Shakespeare, Weimar
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Good weather, friends and neighbours…
Good morning from Wittenberg – or as we say here: “Moin, moin!”, but that´s the elaborate and somewhat redundant version. Most stick to the monosyllabic “Moin!” It´s promising to be another of my favorite days. Now that its rained, I´m … Continue reading
Posted in Feierabend, Gedankensplitter, Hymns
Tagged carpe diem, Federalist, Gene Veith, non multa, One thing´s needful, Psalm 90:10, sed multum
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Hallelujah: Jesus lives + reigns forever + Hallelujah
All the world rejoices and sings: “Christ is risen. He´s risen indeed!” That´s the Easter jubilee all along – ever since he rose victorious from the dead and appeared to his disciples like Mary, then to that couple from Emmaus, … Continue reading
Gebete am Mittwoch
MORGENGEBET Eingang: Fülle uns frühe mit deiner Gnade, so wollen wir rühmen und fröhlich sein unser Leben lang.( Psalm 90:14) Confession: O Lord,with heartfelt sorrow we repent and deplore our offences. We condemn ourselves and our evil ways, with true … Continue reading
Visiting St.Nikolai in Leipzig…
Yesterday the Leipziger Thomaner (Choristers of St. Thomas in Leipzig) started their new season with a divine service in St.Nikolai. Angelika had this on our bucket-list for some time. We left Wittenberg in good time to queue in front of … Continue reading
Posted in Feierabend, Gedankensplitter, Travels
Tagged Germany, Law, Leipzig, Sermon, St. Nikolai, Thomaner
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