Finally…!For the first time since last September, when Ludovika visited us, my husband and I have made it back to Dornumersiel. 🙂 As mentioned in an earlier post, we had planned to come back to Dornumersiel back in spring but had to cancel the trip when Harry collapsed on the tram which was going to … Continue reading Dornumersiel, we’re back! And how! →

We’ll be off to East Frisia again tomorrow but before we leave, I’d like to introduce to you our very own creation for a poultry dish. We called it Tuscany Chicken Wraps. That’s chicken fillets stuffed with mozzarella, wrapped in raw ham, baked in a “Toscana” sauce with mushrooms. For the sauce, we are not … Continue reading Tuscany Chicken Wraps →

Well, at least, that’s what my new dress says. 😉 As mentioned in a previous post, I don’t really have a clue what punk is all about. But I got my lovely husband breath into a paper bag again so I guess everything is alright. 😁 Indeed, this should be the hottest piece of (almost … Continue reading Punk’s not dead →

🎼 …’cause this land’s the place I love and here I’ll stay. ⛴️ Well, Harry and I are working on the latter but it has proven to be really difficult to find a place to live permanently up in East Frisia. Accordingly, we had to travel back home last April at the end of a … Continue reading Ferry ‘Cross The North Sea →

About time to continue my reports from our holiday to the island of Spiekeroog back in April. Understandably, my lovely husband wanted to spend one day hiking through the dunes to the east of the village. Unfortunately, there are no paved paths there, so I wouldn’t be able to go there with my wheelchair. Well, … Continue reading Father-Daughter Day on Spiekeroog →

Time to wrap up our tour of the island with the third and final part. We resume our tour at “Haus Wittdün” where we had rented our apartment (red spot 16) We follow the junction directly opposite the house and reach the island’s Catholic church which was built in 1970 (red spot 17). It is … Continue reading Spiekeroog – a tour of the island (part 3) →

About time for the second part of our tour of the island. Please pay attention: some consecutive words are linked to different photos. First, we go back to the small wood alongside the street “Bi d’Utkiek” (Low German: at the lookout) and follow the path leading up the dunes to the North (red spot 7). … Continue reading Spiekeroog – a tour of the island (part 2) →

Goodness…! 😯It has been a month since we returned from Spiekeroog and I have not yet published a report about our stay on the island. The day after our rail, bus and ferry trip to what Harry refers to as the most beautiful island in the world, we started a nice scenic round trip through … Continue reading Spiekeroog – a tour of the island (part 1) →

It’s almost two weeks that Harry and I returned from our holiday trip to Spiekeroog – about time to publish some reviews. And what a beautiful island this is, folks…! Originally, we had planned to spend seven days at mainland East Frisia before traveling to the island. But on the tram that would bring us … Continue reading Spiekeroog, here I come! →

I am a companion doll. So are most of my friends, so is Lydia. That’s what we are. And as such, we are dependent on our human companions to give us love and to care for us. And also to protect us. Yes, we like to tell stories and do role-playing. But truth is that, … Continue reading Save Lydia! →

Even though I’ve been complimented for my beautiful blue eyes, I’m well aware that there’s something else I have a pair of that generates most interest. I know that because my husband has never fondled my eyes. 😉 That’s fine with me. I like my twins and I like to show them off without revealing … Continue reading Going punky →

My good friend Lara from Rhode Island has published a very interesting post about something that Hubby and I have been contemplating about for quite a while: Exploring the Intersection: Companion Dolls in the LGBTQ+ Community Once again, it’s a very good read and I can only encourage you to check out her website if you … Continue reading LGBTQ+ community – are we related? →