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Dusseldorf: Strolling and Reconnecting in the City

Posted on 11. January 2020

The moment we have confirmed our trip to Germany, I emailed my friend in Dusseldorf. She was a high school classmate and a good friend. We have known each other since our first year as high schoolers. Meeting outside the Philippines after a long time brought us both to the roof of excitement. Meeting Friends in Dusseldorf It was my first time to visit Dusseldorf beyond the compounds of its.. Read More

Amsterdam on Foot and by Cruise

Posted on 8. January 2020

Amsterdam is my something new to visit this year. During our German trip last summer, we were fortunate to have a day to explore this city. And because it was not so far from Hamm, we went there by car. However, we needed to park a bit far because parking is a nightmare at the city center. We parked under the Olympic Stadium and from there we rode the tram.. Read More

Berlin: Crossing West to East

Posted on 31. October 2019

Berlin is one of the cities in my “Places-to-Visit” list. And this year, I am happy to tick the box. However, one day was not enough to see what the city has to offer. It will definitely be in our list of “Places to Visit Again.” Berlin as Germany’s Seat of Government As the country’s capital, the city is home to major government offices, economic and finance institutions, and diplomatic.. Read More

Hamm City: Connecting Past, Present, and Future

Posted on 22. October 2019

During our recent trip to Germany, I was able to see more of Hamm City – my husband’s hometown. I learned more of its history and development as a livable green city. We were fortunate that the weather gave us blue sky and sunshine which made our trip more enjoyable. Castles and The Roman-Lippe-Route We first went to Schloss Oberwerries. It is a Baroque castle located in Hamm-Heeseen district.. Read More

Morimono Ikebana at Gut Lohhof Museum

Posted on 14. October 2019

Morimono Ikebana is very ideal especially in summer when flowers are expensive and hard to find. During this season, fruits and vegetables are in vibrant colors Last August, my husband and I went to Germany to visit the family and do some sightseeing. I also had a privilege to share my Ikebana work for my father-in-law’s birthday celebration. I opted to focus on doing Morimono arrangements. One, because I have.. Read More