Here is a sign of good news!
The other day I passed by this beautiful lady and saw that the Schwarze(r) Herzog, the Black Duke, also known as Frederick William, Duke of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel, he announces:
"In September we finally re-open! New owner Rhodos House".
Ohhhh, if only Ingo could eat everything I ... we would give it a go!
Interesting, btw - only the German link gives this: Rhodos is not named after the rose but after the Pomegranate. Who ever knew, I did not.
Henry 🦁
Note: A hungry lion might be dangerous. 😉
This is for Tom´s Signs2.
This is for Tom´s Signs2.
Oh!!! Addendum!
Just had banana-juice in there (not logical, I know).
P.S. My Lille Niece just started school. At zero.
Grade 1.
One subject is: Tadaaa.... English!
I started in grade 5! Big Niece grade 4.
Seems like the ... "the German" realizes English is a key to the world! Finally.
Oh. Sorry if I gave you an earworm again.It´s a sign of progress, right.
14 comments:
Hooray for things beginning to open again. Surely there is something on that menu Ingo can eat.
River, yay for opening up, but no. Restaurants are a no for Ingo.
He has near to no pancreas anymore due to doctors mixing him up big. It´s always a risk - BUT!!! He can live without medication, isn´t that great?!
An unusual lion.
Hungry. Very. ;-)
Good to see things opening up and the restaurant having a new owner.
Had no idea about the name Rhodes. I visited the Island of Rhodes in 2006 just before moving to Australia.
Very cool, do you have pics from "back then"?
Share, maybe? We were in "some resort" in Greece ages ago.
...reopening in September here is proving to be difficult.. There is a shortage of school bus drivers and teachers and students are becoming sick, what a mess. Please feed hungry Henry!
Tom, we live in such weird times, it´s a mess.
Henry will get hugs, that must be enough 🥰
You can always go for drinks there! Maybe something will fit with Ingo's diet.
RedPat, maybe you are right. But the next ride to the hospital always sits in my neck.
Great to be open again. I miss those days.
It is good your niece has started English early. She'll always have it that way. Was she excited to go to school?
Nice to see this open. Glad your niece is learning English.
I'm glad your niece is learning English so early. I wish more than anything our school systems had mandated a second language for us. It's so much easier to learn when you are young!
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