This is what I've just snuck away from to write this post - a glorious summer morning and my lovely European man sunning himself in his dressing-gown. On any given day, you can see half a dozen men sitting on their balcony doing the same. Matthias doesn't quite understand why I find it so curious and, well, funny. But it does make me smile. Everytime.
So the weekend is continuing here on into Monday. A lazy sunny day full of reading and snoozing and generally enjoying life's pleasures. To which I must shortly return. But not before a few pictures from last night's evening spent on the banks of the Spree.
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I'm loving the extra day this weekend as well. I've spent today on the balcony reading a good book and relaxing - isn't it perfect.
With gorgeous sunshine like that, I really wonder how you could pull yourself away at all. It's been June Gloom here in San Diego but I think the sun might be visiting for a bit today!
So lovely...yes, a very charming pace. What a great mind-set to bring a new life into. Love this post...it really is the simple things that can bring happiness, thanks for sharing!
Oh my goodness, these pictures are so beautiful!
Oh my goodness, these pictures are so beautiful!
It's also funny to me how germans are almost naked with 20 degrees outside :)). Have a great sunny time.
Hugs from Slovenia
i remember being struck by how stripped down german men were willing to be in public parks - all in the name of warmth and sunshine. your photos are lovely as always!
wishing i could book a flight to berlin this very second after seeing your pics. while i do love the cool weather after a very hot sydney summer, all these photos of spring and summer from the northern hemisphere make me long for warmer weather!
This looks like a very, very pleasant weekend. Wonderful.
such lovely peaceful shots, a great way to spend the weekend.
ah I am missing Berlin!! and I love long weekends!
Very, very nice. The only bad thing about a long weekend is it's all that harder to get back to every-day life.
Summertime in Europe. So delightful. I'm getting wistful...
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