The time for feeding

With the boat inside the village we had no problem, took the last one back. But we found out that it is extremely unfortunately timed when you then want to take the waterbus back to Rotterdam. It had departed at 17:30, when the Kinderdijk boat just then arrived at the exit. So we had to wait 55 minutes for the next waterbus.

Shouldn’t have advertised it to the cat with the sign

That’s in the very east of Austria, a few kilometers away from the Hungarian border.

These are all over the place here

Yes, that’s the word I couldn’t remember when I chose the title 😅

Nope, she just loves cuddles and really demands them meowing loudly and snuggling up to me.

Her brother on the other hand woke me up yesterday at 4 am, would not let me sleep until I got up, half-sleepwalked downstairs and he showed me that his bowl of dry food is half empty.

Food bowl was empty for a whole 2 minutes. (There was another full one 3 steps further but that doesn’t matter)

Was at a public toilet. Now life is even shorter.

We do not shit on the couch. We do not barf hairballs onto the carpet.

At first glance I just thought: Wow, that’s packed in so nicely and fits so well! Then I realized the cover was already on…

Wow, looks amazing!

Lately I have been a huge fan of Zartweizen, you can just use them in nearly any way you would use noodles or even sometimes rice. Also great in salads or soups.

Which country do you plan to move to?

I’m not really a watch person, but that one looks totally great!

Navigating in my Ass

The river is the Salzach. I took this like 15km south of the city of Salzburg

I agree that Lemmy is definitely in need of more diverse content, and I am planning to post more of this kind as I am getting back into being more active and outside more. And I just love to share stuff I enjoy.

Even in the grayest and most concrete-hellscape cities there are very beautiful spots to find. Make it a quest to find, enjoy and capture them! :)

I am pretty high but not that high

Nope, not an astronomer. There are actually public tours at the observatory but I was invited to a private event from one of the people who run the observatory/tours.