the riverside

Hi guys!

I woke up this morning (okay to be honest it was already noon...) with a terrible headache and haven't been able to do anything useful since then. A bit of cleaning up and grocery shopping but that's it. And as summer has decided to make up for the not summery weather in July and August now I've been sweating the whole day. So headache plus sweating is not very nice, actually I'm starting to think that the headache derives from the recent weather. The other day I was telling you about a lovely Indian summer in Germany but forget what I wrote, it's not that nice anymore. I was so looking forward to autumn and now it just doesn't want to come and that's probably what gives me a headache and makes me useless today. Anyway...



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Last Sunday I met with my Mum after we hadn't seen each other for some weeks (due to my second Budapest trip and all). She was in Düsseldorf anyway due to the unpleasant incident that her boyfriend's mother is in hospital with heart problems. So we met at the hospital, visited Mrs. S. and went to the Rhine afterwards because she and her boyfriend needed some cheering up.
We went to the riverside a bit outside of the city where it looks like in the country actually. There is a little beach, green fields around and a restaurant boat where we went after a little walk.
It was beautiful weather, a nice breeze and later on you could watch the sunset over the water with all the slowly fading different shades of red and pink.








I think I've said it before, I can't imagine to live in a city without a river running through it anymore. Even if you don't see the river everyday you know it's there and.. I don't know, I just like it. I think most people don't even know to appreciate going over the bridge by tram almost every morning and seeing the pretty city skyline. Well, I do and it always makes me think that i couldn't live in a better place :)

Happy Saturday!





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