Just in case there was any uncertainty about who is expected to drink the beer in this country.

You mean, this one👇

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO _THIS_ MATTER.

Yes. Indeed... It's a nice world out there today.

Unser Aldi hat eine Katze bekommen. Oder vielleicht hat eine Katze unserer Aldi besiedelt.

Kids: "We're going to the park to go play on the _frozen lake_. Bye." OK. I guess. (I mean there's a whole bunch of 70+ yrlds repeatedly chucking heavy things around on it, so all my childhood training re icy ponds is pretty much useless in judging this situation.)

Now framed.

Rainshadows.

Giving the kids an accidental lesson in the effects of heat on certain types* of plastic. *Meant for beer, obviously.

At least you had an excuse when they were this awkward:

You have reached level 2 when the thinking is "It's only an hour until bedtime, so we'll play without expansions".

But, but, just look at his sad little face... www.thechildrensbookreview.com/wp-content/u...

Anyone who has seen the weather forecast (and knows the school holiday schedule in the Bundesländer) will understand:

Someone had a birthday. So we've taken to sea.

Danke, Deutschland.

The education seems to have gone well, and is now progressing further, rapidly.

And so, the education begins.

When the stool from the parkrun equipment has gone missing.

Duo putting the questions out there that need to be asked.

Post a pic of you from 10 years ago... When I didn't think there was anything special about being both feet 10cm clear of the ground after 5 miles...

New slant to conference goodies (no, not mine). A mug to collect and measure the bs.

Post a picture you took (no description - except in alt text) to bring some zen to the timeline.

If you see this, post a photo taken in the mountains.

In the wild, they sometimes display flocking behaviour.

@edconway.bsky.social you've reached the new-books-shelf in our local (read _provincial_) library! And a few people in this country could definitely learn something from this book.

Here's to raising a coffee and a laugencroissant to the combination of catholic holiday ethics and protestant engineering ethics.

And no, don't bother trying on the other side of the Hof, either.

I was at least correct to think that if I'd wanted to park the _car_ at the Biergarten today, there'd be lots of spaces available.

And you can get more of your shopping home on them (in the snow).

I think I'm supposed to now post a picture of a cat. But I don't have one. So this is a picture of a cat on a dog on a donkey and under a cock. If you know, you know.