Hello lovely peeps,
It's Tuesday again! And I'd like to show you a postcard from Germany:
It comes from Cottbus, which you can see below on the map.
It's south-east of Berlin, near the Polish border.
The card has some info on it in German and I took a screen shot of the Google translation:
It was sent to me by Jana, who is as christian like me and likes to read, and also plays the harp.
The stamps are very colourful.
The three on the left are the paper figures with a postal theme. The peacock at the top has envelopes in his feathers. The fish in the middle has a fin in the shape of a postal stamp. And the bottom one is the message in a bottle.
The large stamp features 100 year German Tanzsportverband, which means dance sport association.
As far as I know, dance sport is competitive ballroom dancing. I've not been able to completely understand what they mean by dance sport. The couple on the stamp seem to be doing the Charlston.
What else can I tell you.
My little spiderplant, which was a tiny cutting, is now flowering for the first time and the tiny flowers are gorgeous:
Can you see the little white flowers?
Today Elizabeth and Bluebeard are hosting the Tea-Party and for that I need to show you a drink:
On Sunday after church my friends organized a bring-and-share lunch. The drinks are visible at the far end of the table. I had made a rice dish and a cake (which was on a different table as it was for 'after').
We had a lovely time socializing. All of these people are my friends but for various reasons I don't see them all regularly.
I want to show you a couple of photos of Ronnie:
I photographed him cuddling on my lap. I used the selfie mode on my phone and after a few tries, I got a decent one.
I have a tray of cat toys, but before I got the chance to choose a toy to play with, Ronnie plonked himself on the tray, on top of the toys!
At the moment he is lying on top of the table, seemingly sleeping.
But when I got close, he opened one eye...
That's it folks. I hope it's not as hot over where you are as it is very hot here.
Happy T-Day,
Lisca
