Autor: Carmen Radeck

More Art!

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I’ve declared this year as the year of art. I definitely want more art! This includes visiting exhibitions and museums. For the next few weeks and months, I’ve made a list of what I want to see. Now in February I’m going to see the Helen Frankenthaler exhibition at the Museum Folkwang in Essen. Since I’m a big fan of Abstract Expressionism, I’m totally excited that there’s an exhibition so close. In Düsseldorf, I’d like […]

Wassup, dude

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I’m taking English lessons again. To learn some new words I told a friend a few days ago. She surprised me with her question, about what my favourite word was that day. I couldn’t come up with a new one but then remembered a slang word, I hadn’t seen written before like this: wassup. And I thought it fits perfectly with this horse dude from my wine bottle.

How to remove a super cool label from a bottle

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I love bottles with joyful labels. They are wonderful material for collages! So when a bottle with such a lovely label like this one in the photo found its way onto our wine shelf the question was how to remove the label without destroying it. Thanks Google I found an easy way. Tool needed: a hair dryer. Yes, you just have to dry the label on the hottest and highest level possible for maybe two […]

It felt like spring

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Today was the first day that felt like spring is just around the corner. Even though it’s freezing cold. There were deer having breakfast on the field. I even saw a fox running away when Cooper and I dared to disturb the morning idyll. I enjoy those few sunny days a lot and am glad the days are getting longer again.

Grounding

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I need those grounding rituals in the morning, like walking outside, no matter what the weather is like. As a dog owner, you (and your dog) have no choice but to go outside every day. After several grey and rainy days, I was especially grateful to enjoy a beautiful clear sky with sun and moon at the same time and all colours from a soft blue to pink. And that I was fortunate to experience […]