If counted well the Germans today can/could watch Dinner for One (The 90th Birthday) 20 times at different times on various TV-channels, and apart from the original in various German dialects, inclusive Schwiizerdütsch (Swiss German). Very strange folks, the Germans. Well, judge for yourself.
Tiny tip-off: Be absolutely determined not to laugh.
Across the street from Seanhenge, a Christmas elf named Wolfram moved in at the beginning of December.
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| He has not yet been seen, but he writes regularly, and often traces of his highly varied nocturnal activities are unmistakable. |
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| The other day he was told in a letter that the writer's grandfather had cooked him a portion of rice, and ... |
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| . . . that she, the letter writer, hoped Wolfram would relish it. |
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| And yes, it did taste, Wolfram wrote, but asked for indulgence that unfortunately he did not quite manage to entirely eat the huge portion. |
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| Clicking the label Dafydd ap Gwilym soon you will agree with me: There's no bard like him. |
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| The most beautiful love poems |
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| "Crime, Wickedness, Villany, Vice, And Sin only misery bring; If you want to be Happy and Nice, Be good and all that sort of thing." |
Oliver Herford (2 December 1860 – 5 July 1935)
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| Weekend market in Spain. One kilogram of garlic: 3 euros. |
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| Weekend market in my little town. One garlic bulb: 2.30 euros. |
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