Support your local caffeine dealer!

A cafenion is what they call a coffee place in greek. I don't have many Strasbourg photos for the moment, due to the sanitary situation here.
 

The cube

They do not want you to go there!
 

A cretan Monday Mural

Near the archeological museum in Herakleion, Crete, Greece.

More Monday Murals here, at Sami's.
 

Golden

One of my favourite times of the year.
 

Una riflessione del fine settimana

Timeless Padova, Italy

More weekend reflections here
 

Students

Students from the Scuola Navale Militare Francesco Morosini (military navy school) in Venice on their way to town by vaporetto. Looking smart!

More really good b&w photos for the weekend right... here.
 

They canceled Christmas

The mayor of Strasbourg, Madame Jeanne Barseghian, in view of the ever worsening pandemic in town, decided to reduce the yearly Christmas market to it's simplest expression: a big tree, lights, and not much else. No chalets, no market, no Vin Chaud... And many businesses going bankrupt.

It should have marked the 450th anniversary, uninterrupted since 1570 AD, even during wars.
 

The dude

A get well post about Jeff Bridges, who is been treated for lymphoma.

Dude, you can do it!
 

Wash your hands!!!

 

Use soap and a sponge!

A Monday Mural

Yet another Cretan mural, this time from the Dutch artist Minne De Lange.

More Monday Murals here
 

Spooky Sunday

Getting Halloweeny around here...
 

A weekend reflection

Oh look, that's me in the photo!

More weekend reflections to reflect about right...HERE.
 

Weekend in black and white

Checking.

More b&w here.
 

1200 years

One more photo from my trip to Molsheim, 20 km away, last summer. Molsheim is a youngish town by european standards, barely 1200 years old.
 

This is not a painting!

No, they are some flowers and plant, seen last summer in the immediate surroundings.
 

Molsheim

Inviting place in Molsheim, 20 km away.
 

A Monday Mural

Spotted near the archaeological museum in Herakleion, Crete, Greece. The name of the street, Agiou Titoy, or Saint Tite (or Titus), refers to the saint protector of the town. And the mural is about the minoan civilization.

More Monday Murals here.
 

At the museum

One of my favourite museum, all about science, in Paris. Something about data and internet.
 

A weekend reflection

Have a nice weekend, you all! But, before you go, click...here.
 

Weekend in black and white

What's new, pussycat?

More b&w here.