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German Word of the Day Stoßlüften bekitschig blog
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German Word of the Day – Stoßlüften

… German Word of the Day – Stoßlüften

7534 the post that wasnt there
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The post that wasn’t there

So, post 7534 was published last week and had more or less no content; as QqQq is not really thrilling. What on earth happened?

… The post that wasn’t there
Scrabble is not fun with words
Wordless Wednesday

Scrabble, you were supposed to be fun


… Scrabble, you were supposed to be fun
#sleep #haiku
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Oh, Precious Sleep Haiku

… Oh, Precious Sleep Haiku

#Berlin #tourist
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Berlin Loves Its Tourists Haiku

… Berlin Loves Its Tourists Haiku

#Make-up #beauty
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Make-up Haiku

… Make-up Haiku

#internet #down
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Brave New World Haiku

… Brave New World Haiku

#Papierkram #paperwork
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When the dog bites its tail Haiku

… When the dog bites its tail Haiku

#kitsch #arts
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Bourdieu Haiku

… Bourdieu Haiku

#Geisteswissenschaften #arts
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Job Hunting Haiku

… Job Hunting Haiku

#Christmas #Haiku
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Holiday Haiku

… Holiday Haiku

#Aussie #Christmas
Days of our lives

Australians Let Us Barbecue

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#craft
On Kitsch What are you reading for?

Kitschy Crafts. A Celebration of Overlooked 20th-Century Crafts.

By Jo Packham & Matt Shay

It is review day and today’s book is far out, man. Kitschy Crafts focuses on the fads of the 1950s – 1970s and invites you to “open your mind and heart to a little bit of kitsch” … Kitschy Crafts. A Celebration of Overlooked 20th-Century Crafts.

#Weltschmerz
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The Germans have a word for it

25 Catchy Compound Nouns.

English is a beautiful language. It is incredibly creative and allows you to use awesome words like mushroomed or flabbergasted. It’s just … The Germans have a word for it

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