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Doubling down on the "how far are things in Europe" map (because I'm a bit of a geek but also because I've had quite major dental surgery today and am good for nothing else ..). this website is quite amazing as it shows for the whole of Europe where you can get on how many hours on the train
www.chronotrains.com
From Limoges for example ( which is the closest big station to the dump)
From Vienna
Chronotrains
Visualize where you can travel by train in Europe on this interactive map.
From Limoges for example ( which is the closest big station to the dump)
From Vienna
Trying not to photograph his head Fanny captures the nostril angle.
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Things may not be too far away but things are very, very remote. Two really good books about France say, first, it wasn't completely mapped until the 20th c, an amazing fact with wide reverb, and that there were little towns and hamlets to which there was not even a path until the middle of the 20th c.
Don't know if this is true of other parts of Europe.
Robb ledes this book with the most amazing anecdote about what one tiny remote hamlet on top of a mountain somewhere in darket France did when Napoleon's surveyer showed up.
This most amazing book recovers a woman's life from letters found by the author in her French vacation cottage.
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My narc was like that. As is the presidential candidate who is a card-carrying narc. It's not real unless it's on video. All the rest of reality is ghosts flapping their lips in silence. Lack of empathy, symptom numero uno.
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Sorry to gate crash but how do I start a new thread on tattle? Maybe I’m going mad but I can’t see where I can do it??
Dear Marie, your "Masaaman Curry" looks like something that belongs on the chaise in Lalande's kitchen.
Jeez. Are they doing any Beethoven? As probably one of the top three humans ever to have lived, I think eine kleine Beethoven tour would be in order. Also coffee house life, why aren't they there? And how and when did the Muslims get so close? And Hitler? Freud? Andre Rieu?
It's really one of those places where they look like us but they're not like us. And they're buying jackets?
www.nytimes.com
www.nytimes.com
It's really one of those places where they look like us but they're not like us. And they're buying jackets?
36 Hours in Vienna
The Austrian capital beckons as a wintry escape with ice skating paths, cozy coffeehouses and a Christmas market in a palace.
36 Hours in Vienna (Published 2017)
Far from just a time capsule of imperial palaces and fin-de-siècle flourishes, this multicultural metropolis of 1.8 million has long been at the crossroads of cultures.
Our hamlet didn’t get full electricity to all of the houses until the 70's.
One guy wrote a book about the tiny walled town where he'd had a vacation place for 50 years. Life as they had lived it for the previous 50,000 years -- the town square, social and political life, local patois -- ended when electricity and TV came in 1963. Everyone stayed home to watch. Public life ended.
Ratso was purchased to temporarily fill a gap where she had NO content whatsoever and she wanted to create a storyline where she hated dogs, but suddenly is changed by Ratso. All to change her persona in time for prime ebegging season at the end of the year and make her appear tha5 she loves animals.
Ratso was a temporary diversion, not for life. He is now a major nuisance when she is ready to travel nonstop.She has also tired of the dog experience.
It sounds awful.
I saw on the news last night that the humidity is making it feel like 41C.
And this angle
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„Philip, Jeremy will leave lalande tomorrow, and we still cant find his mother. Poor boy… so young and innocent. He needs a motherly figure to take care of him, love him and stroke his hair at night when he feels lonely. I just hope he…
Philip, why are you suddenly wearing one of his mother’s dresses?“
Philip, why are you suddenly wearing one of his mother’s dresses?“
Love him and his format.Does anyone here watch Diego Leon's channel? I really like the videos. All he does is renovations, occasionally cooks, and sometimes preforms acrobatics on a trampolineI find his videos so relaxing, and so straight forward. Just get the work done, no drama! His wife doesn't even talk on videos, just helps him.
I found him with this video... but he posts every Sunday and has gotten so much done since this video:
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It was an owl stuck in their chimney that they saved. Not a horrible episode and no candles were pitched.
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Dearest Marie:
No, it's not "amazing".
Not by a long shot.
Sincerely,
Someone Who Likes to Eat Recognizable Food for Dinner
No, it's not "amazing".
Not by a long shot.
Sincerely,
Someone Who Likes to Eat Recognizable Food for Dinner
Sure Jan 
For those stuck behind a computer, under grey wintry weather, or in perishingly high humidity summer weather (I live in the desert, what is this thing you call water?) here is one Beethoven walking tour of Vienna.
www.wien.info
Hitler history tour with Jewish architecture which survived WWII.
Imperial Vienna
www.frommers.com
Second Ottoman siege tour
www.visitingvienna.com
Freud walking tour starts outside Cafe Landtmann, where I can be glimpsed guzzling coffee
www.wien.info
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Guten morgen im Cafe Landtmann, the breakfast menu to inspire your learning German
Wine for breakfast, you barbarians!
This reminds me of my friend's Aunt Gerda, who successfully fled the Nazis in the nick of time and led a cosmopolitan life in New York City for 40 years. She then retired back to Baden Baden and my friend, whose parents were also Nazi refugees, asked why. "I am German," said Gerda. "I want to sit in the cafe and drink my coffee mit schlag, and read the newspaper, with dignity and a little style." And so she did.
Ludwig van Beethoven walk
Learn about Beethoven's homes and memorials, the places of his triumphs and despair, Klimt's famous Beethoven Frieze, monuments and a cozy wine tavern. Beethoven came to Vienna at the age of 22 as a pupil of Haydn. And stayed for the rest of his life.
Hitler history tour with Jewish architecture which survived WWII.
Imperial Vienna
Walking Tour 1 in Vienna | Frommer's
Here's a guide to walking tour 1 in Vienna - everything you need to know.
www.frommers.com
Second Ottoman siege tour
The 1683 siege of Vienna
What visitors to Vienna need to know about the battle with the Ottomans, with tips on relevant sights and experiences in the city
Freud walking tour starts outside Cafe Landtmann, where I can be glimpsed guzzling coffee
Sigmund Freud Tour Vienna
Experience Vienna in the footsteps of Sigmund Freud. The Sigmund Freud Tour Vienna leads through his life via 20 stops.
Guten morgen im Cafe Landtmann, the breakfast menu to inspire your learning German
Wine for breakfast, you barbarians!
This reminds me of my friend's Aunt Gerda, who successfully fled the Nazis in the nick of time and led a cosmopolitan life in New York City for 40 years. She then retired back to Baden Baden and my friend, whose parents were also Nazi refugees, asked why. "I am German," said Gerda. "I want to sit in the cafe and drink my coffee mit schlag, and read the newspaper, with dignity and a little style." And so she did.
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That one episode where "Aunt Phyllis" set the table.
SJ has bigger bulges in her face than PJ has in his trousers.
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