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I bought this book in the summer of 1998, shortly before moving to Bloomington, Indiana.
In fact, I ordered it online and had it shipped to Bloomington, only for it to get there before I got there. A friend had to pick it up from the UPS warehouse and keep it for me – […]
The above photo is of a photo I took at some point between 1999 and 2003 – judging from the fact that the Memphis Zoo claims to have received them in 2003, it must have been 2003 because I moved to Germany in the summer of 2004 and there’s no way I took this […]
This is my second “annoyed” Whatchamacallit of the Covid-19 crisis.
Today – Thursday – after work I should be heading to Tegel Airport and boarding a flight to London City Airport. It was to be a long weekend in London, in celebration of a friend’s birthday. It was going to feature two theatre shows […]
I started October in Stockholm, exploring an incredibly beautiful city.
My hotel was near T-Östermalmstorg, a vibrant part of the city. I’d planned to spend Saturday morning taking a free walking tour of the city, but the tour group was excessively large and there was only one tour guide, so I skipped out and […]
Berlin’s fernsehturm — Berlin’s iconic tower. Sometimes photogenic, but not always.
The Schӧneberg gasometer – in my ‘hood. Visible for miles.
This is Potsdamer Platz on a brilliant Sunday morning. Could not look better.
A week ago I popped in to Tastees, Berlin’s Jamaican restaurant, for dinner. Amazingly good food.
I’ve […]
I recently picked up a new camera – so new that I ran into a slight problem: my computer’s software doesn’t have the ability to read the camera’s raw output – fortunately I can still take JPGs and the default settings have been fantastic.
Actually, I am rediscovering how much I love Berlin through the […]
Today, after a long day of work, I had one mission to achieve: getting my camera cleaned. While in the Shetlands I’d noticed that there was a speck of dust in the viewfinder, but that said speck of dust was not showing up in my photographs.
Thank goodness – so I put off dealing with […]
The Shard, Europe’s tallest building.
I’ve been meaning to throw up a couple pictures from my last day in London –it’s only been three weeks. I don’t really have a good excuse other than the fact that work has been keeping me extremely busy, and when I’ve left work, I’ve been feeling exceptionally lazy […]
There’s construction near my office — and today I looked in the hole and saw wiring.
In Alexanderplatz there are quite a few One-Man Bratwurst vendors — today 1.35€ per bratwurst.
Berlin’s famous Fernsehturm was shrouded in low lying clouds this afternoon. Probably not the best afternoon to go up the tower.
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Passing an empty playground, I discovered all these autos lined up.
Walking down the cold street, a warm flower…
Bollards do hard work, and a thoughtful Berliner knitted them some hats…
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TQE : That Queer Expatriate I'm an American living in Berlin, Germany -- which makes me an expatriate, not an ex-patriot. Before landing in Germany, I've lived in Denver, Colorado; Laramie, Wyoming; Bloomington, Indiana; and Weimar, Germany. If you want to write to me, feel free! The username is elmadaeu on the gmail.com service.
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