December 26, 2018December 26, 2018Wordless Wednesday

Wall of Peace

This is the entrance of a childcare in Berlin.

This wall may serve a purpose.

Most do not.

May the start to your New Year be peaceful!

Tags: #berlin #culture #Frieden #life #New Year #peace #Sylvester Mauer street photography wall Wordless Wednesday

5 thoughts on “Wall of Peace”

lynn__ – on the farm in iowa – wonder-er, woman, wife, mother of men, grandmama, player, pray-er, poet

lynn__ says:

February 3, 2019 at 20:25

I like the sentiments on this peace wall! As American farmers, we also recognize that good fences make good neighbors. Our houses have walls to protect our families… but we can open the door. I think we need a fence and better immigration laws to legally process the people we welcome in…just my thoughts.
1. bekitschig – Overeducated. Underpaid. Still punk at heart. Born somewhere between Berlin and Australia, influenced by street art and garden gnomes, music and expat life – Be Kitschig is dedicated to all those little things that make this world a better place. Join us! Be nice. Be green. Be kitschig.
  
  bekitschig says:
  
  February 4, 2019 at 08:23
  
  That seems like a reasonable approach! Talking about fences, the one for the outside play area there is only knee high. So far, the number of kids has not increased
themofman – I'm a 2D visual artist. I'm primarily an illustrator but I also lived many years as a professional photographer and graphics designer.

themofman says:

January 20, 2019 at 19:28

I hope that yours started well too!
Paul – San Francisco Bay Area – Runner, historian, photographer, writer. My family moved to the San Francisco Bay Area from Salt Lake City, Utah in 1956 when I was three years old. Dad, mom, my maternal grandmother, me and a mutt named Puddles. I share a house in the Bay Area town of Hercules with my wife who I married in 1981, my daughter, my good friend Scott, an overweight Labrador Retriever named Chloe and a manic hyperactive Gordon Setter named Lexi.

Paulie says:

December 27, 2018 at 02:29

I wholeheartedly agree. As one who lives in a disjointed America, I can attest that the mere concept of a purposeless wall to divide two nations has divided one.
Thank you for your short but insightful post.
1. bekitschig – Overeducated. Underpaid. Still punk at heart. Born somewhere between Berlin and Australia, influenced by street art and garden gnomes, music and expat life – Be Kitschig is dedicated to all those little things that make this world a better place. Join us! Be nice. Be green. Be kitschig.
  
  bekitschig says:
  
  December 30, 2018 at 17:44
  
  It’s usually short around here; I like to show rather than tell. I grew up in the former GDR and the concept of building new walls seems like a lot of hot air. The choice ought to belong to the people. Walls do not seem to help ordinary people

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