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@CeliaBedelia hi! been going to the VHS for Deutsch C1 courses. Registered online and things were done; no questions asked. Most of my classmates have been here for a long time. (Maybe C1 is not the level for immigrants who need help)
Maybe try to find a VHS in another location...

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So yes, I have finally heard it myself that asking for a woman's number is 'sexuelle Belästigung'. I hope I heard wrong.

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@kevindmackay haha! I won't try that anytime soon ;)

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As it turns out, I can bring the baby to sleep by holding him my arms and walking around. Who knew!

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turns out I was just hungry

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Finally took some time to photograph my crocuses

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Turns out I did plant some hyacinths in the front garden.

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My life’s mission is successful.
The other day an old man stopped by my garden and took some photos of my pretty crocuses and today a group of kindergarteners were here and getting amazed at all the flowers and their colours 😌
Happy Spring Equinox!

[NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day @apod]

Recorded from 2024 March 10, to 2025 March 1, this composited series of images reveals a pattern in the seasonal drift of the Sun's daily motion through planet Earth's sky. Known to some as an analemma, the figure-eight curve was captured in exposures taken on the indicated dates only at 18:38 UTC from the exact same location south of Stephenville, Texas. The Sun's position on the 2024 solstice dates of June 20 and December 21 would be at the top and bottom of the curve and correspond to the astronomical beginning of summer and winter in the north. Points that lie along the curve half-way between the solstices would mark the equinoxes. The 2024 equinox on September 22, and in 2025 the equinox on March 20 (today) are the start of northern fall and spring. And since one of the exposures was made on 2024 April 8 from the Stephenville location at 18:38:40 UTC, this analemma project also reveals the solar corona in planet Earth's sky during a total solar eclipse.

Image Credit & Copyright: Hunter Wells

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The other day I was watching a tutorial video and the girl was stitching her skirt without a machine. First I was like Why? Then I remembered that I knit. 🧶

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@drinkaditos Have often seen this one

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@kevindmackay I was watching the video from our session yesterday and everytime you said "back" i was hearing "butt" 🫣😬

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@drinkaditos Got so excited yesterday that I didn’t reply!
The programming maybe but I think the hardware side still needs them humans! 🤓

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I am kinda ready to be an engineer again. But still hmm hmm.

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@drinkaditos Would have said Automatisierungstechnikentwicklungsundforschungsarbeit. Mensch!! Is that correct?!!

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I finished Far from the madding crowd!
It’s all about finding the right book!
Then someday I will read it again. At leisure!

[Skymaps | The Evening Sky Map @skymaps]

🌟 🌙 It's now Venus' turn for a close pairing with the Moon in the evening sky. Closest approach will be at 5h UT on March 2nd when the brightest planet is 30° from the Sun. No matter where you are on Earth, simply look up a few minutes after sunset for the striking display of brilliant Venus (mag. -4.6) near the thin crescent Moon. 🔭
#stargazing #space

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Bébé every morning: “Die Sonne scheint wieder”

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Used to listen to Incubus to study for Digital Signal Processing. Now it’s to do the dishes.