Monday

I need holidays!
 

January CDP theme day: photo of the year

Maybe not my best photo of 2022, but definitely one I love. On a ferry between Greece and Albania, again, watching people watching the sun go down.

Happy new year, everybody! Click here to see more photos of the year past.
 

End of annus horribilis! (hopefully)

See you next year!
 

Smile!!!

Not a selfie!!! LOL. I'm not that grumpy! Wishing all my friends from The Weekend in black and white a very happy 2023!

More b&w here, of course.
 

At the barber...

But way too early.
 

Big bubbles

 

Récup

What to do with old tapes??? We call this récup, short for récupération, upcycling, turning something old in something new
 

The day after

I hope you've had a good Christmas. Just in case of, like me, you ate too much, what about some exercise? Chasing the kitten, the dog... This croatian kitty in Split had a lot of energy!
 

Merry Christmas, everybody!

 

A weekend reflection

More weekend reflections here. 

Wishing everybody a happy and joyful Christmas!
 

Weekend in black and white

A visitor on my balcony a few weeks ago. More stunning b&w right...here
 

22!

This must be an advent calendar of sorts.
 

Snow angel?

Better not...
 

Winter wonderland

Sunday: minus 15 degrees C. Now: 7 degrees C, plus 22 degrees. It means that the snow and ice have mostly gone..Not so nice anymore, but at least we can walk, after 2 days of black ice.
 

A Monday Mural

German Snoopy! Wanna see more murals from all over the world? Easy: CLICK!
 

No white Christmas

It is still very cold, minus 11 C as I write. But everybody's hopes for a white Christmas have gone down the drain, with the snow slush: 

 

A weekend reflection

First snow in Strasbourg. More weekend reflections right... here.
 

Weekend in white on white, with a little black

7 cm/3 inches of snow fell on Wednesday and Thursday. It is a rare event nowadays...

More b&w here
 

This morning

 

Wrong place!!!

Father Christmas, aka Santa, Père Noel in French. Oh, you probably think he lives up there, North Pole? Well, you're soooooo wrong!!! When kids in France write to him (and probably some adults as well), the letters don't go to the North Pole. No no no, Santa lives in a much warmer place, due to his age. Right here in Libourne, near Bordeaux:

No stamps needed.