Sunday, December 02, 2018
Half A Soldier
Ingo couldn´t sleep in yesterday and I woke at 07:00 am, too - time to get active, I did two sessions of Soost´s training.
Yes, two - I´m on my way up!! :-)
Took a shower whilst Ingo got German breadrolls and soon we took off to the markets.
On the way we found these.
Do you know them? Throw them on the ground and step on them... BOOM.
Haha... isn´t this crazy?
No, we did just take this lille video, no more.
Let´s get a little Christmas-sy:
Nearly no customers yet!
The title?
I am a wise woman.
Actually I only wanted eggs from free roaming chicken from the markets.
But I took my backpack.
In the end... 7 1/2 kg did I carry home (Ingo´s back is broken, so... )!
Amongst other: Brussels Sprouts, yum!
I could´ve needed this:
Yes, it´s for free (you need to register, certainly, but great idea to keep cars from the city).
And with this...
Lion of the day!
Oh, the title?
When I did that 20km-march one soldier had double that weight in his backpack - 15 kg!!! So I´m "just" half a soldier... ;-)
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6 comments:
Snowberries ... fascinating. I was wondering about the title of your post, I am glad you gave an explanation. Hubby and I are trying to walk more, maybe some of the walks will show up in this week's posts, I haven't prepared them yet.
Love the freight bicycle, that really would be useful. You did brilliant to do two workouts in the morning Iris, made me exhausted just thinking a out it 😉 the snowberries are fascinating, not see before. Definitely sounds like you are on the up!
That sky is quite something to behold. The hanging decorations remind me a bit of those in one of our malls.
Joan, I´m looking forward to your photos!
Haha, Grace, with Soost it´s nearly fun (nearly), yes I think I´m on the way up indeed!
William, yes, those decorations are fun!
What a great day! I had no idea about snowberries -- I'd heard of them but I didn't know they went Boom! Pretty cool. Love the decorations...
I only learned about the boom-effect that Saturday, too!
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