Mondays are always difficult to cope with, but at the
beginning of every week I try to map a list of inspiring things to look forward
to or to think about. And this makes everything easier.
It’s been so cold these days that I can only think about
Christmas markets, with the hot wine and sausages. This year I’m dreaming of
visiting Colmar, one of the prettiest little town in the world, that hosts every
year a famous and idyllic market.
Or to go to Trier to eat a Germknödel, my favorite German/Austrian
deserts in the world - a fluffy yeast dough dumpling with a mix of poppy seeds
and sugar, filled with spicy plum jam and floating in a sea of vanilla sauce.
We don’t have that in Luxembourg, but I’ve tried last year in Trier and it was
pretty good.
As we’re talking about the Christmas markets, I can’t wait
to start the annual Gluhwein quest in Luxembourg. Last year I found my favorite
at a stall near Circle Cite, but who knows, maybe we’ll have something new this
year.
The rain has been with us for some time now, so I hope it
goes away to visit other places and I finally can take a long walk in the
forest that looks amazing with the autumn clothes.
On Sunday I listened to the wonderful Michael Nyman Band, an
energizing and inspiring experience to hear them play live. One of my favorite
songs was the soundtrack of “The cook,
the thief, his wife and her lover”, an artsy British-French movie that is now
on my “to be seen movies” list.
Plus, I need to start planning on my Christmas decoration
list, so I have created a special board in Pinterest to help me with that.
What keeps you going through these icy times?
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