Dear You,
just a sign of life: this is the view from my new domicile in Bavaria - isn't it ravishing?
At the moment I am back in Berlin: I got the offer for my first Biontec shot two days ago, and thought that so important that I entered the ICE and will stay here for a few day. Hustle and bustle - but also
Joie de vivre!
Green views, sunny days, coffee on the balcony and Covid vaccines :) What more could a person want?
ReplyDeleteThank you, Hels: it is really beautiful - and yes: that is a moment to be utterly happy and content!
DeleteWould we all fit on your Bavarian balcony for drinks and cakes, or do we have to come a few at a time?
ReplyDeleteDear Tasker, I saw with glee that I now have 64 followers, and - although the balcony is quite large - they would not all fit in. So I will invite the "larks", and then the afternoon people, and then the "owls".
DeleteThe only hurdle might be the state of Bavaria: at the moment they allow you - because of Covid 19 - to invite only one person a day.
So you all have to come one after the other, which would be a pleasure!
That is a lovely view Britta. Good luck with everything and I am pleased you have the vaccine. xxx
ReplyDeleteYes Rachel - the view is stunning. Thank you for your good wishes, which I have for you too - I hope we all will be able soon to travel and visit. xxx
DeleteLovely place to live.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely - a huge contrast too Berlin. (though I love that too!)
DeleteWhat a beautiful view.Stay safe and have fun Britta.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Yael, same to you: I was so impressed when I read some time ago that you were vaccinated - and that gave me courage.
DeleteThe vista you see from your home in Bavaria is spectacular. You must enjoy it tremendously. I'm glad you are being vaccinated. When enough people are inoculated maybe we can start to live normally again.
ReplyDeleteYes Emma, I sit there in the evening too and look at the sky . beautiful!
DeleteI am glad too about the vaccination (the next will follow in a month - then one has to wait another two weeks and then one is safe, they say. )
Oh yes, getting the vaccine is very important. I would travel back for such a reason, too. Your apartment in Bavaria is going to be so enjoyable!
ReplyDeleteDear Holly, yes, I am glad that I was offered the vaccination - in Germany you can get it only at the primary residence, but that was ok. They even paid you a taxi to get to the vaccination centre - which was surprisingly organised (after the big vaccination chaos in Germany before).
DeleteI would be very happy to be able to sit on your balcony in Bavaria right now. I am pleased that you have now been called to receive your first Pfizer shot, it offers us all so much extra reassurance.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rosemary: as I told Tasker I will be happy to have guests!
DeleteAnd yes: the more people get the shot the better (you might have followed the news about many difficulties to get started in Germany - now my sister told me that she was vaccinated by her family doctor - so we all hope that from now on it will become quicker to get it for everybody!
Oh Britta wat ben je een geluksvogel dat je 2 zulke mooie woonplekken hebt.
ReplyDeleteHoe lang duurt je treinreis van Bavaria naar Berlijn?
Ik ben nog niet gevaccineerd, wij zijn niet echt snel in Nederland. Maar dat weet je waarschijnlijk wel.
Dankjewel, Guusje - ik ben echt gelukkig! De Flying Dutchman woord morgen gevaccineerd - en hij zegt: Ik neem iedere vaccin (dus ook Astra Zeneca) - hij kan niet keuze. En ik denk: Astra is ook ok.
DeleteYour balcony view in Bavaria is beautiful. Getting the Pfizer vaccine is good news. I got it too and was told the first shot provides 85% protection and 92% after the second. All steps toward more normalcy of which we all crave. Good to hear from you Britta!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Susan! I am glad about everyone who can get a vaccine - and I hope very much that it protects against the mutations too.
DeleteA love place to be, and a good way to be, vaccinated.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Joanne! As always: you hit the nail on the head (in a witty way).
DeleteBavaria sounds so romantic! What a lovely view you have, and you've made proof of the concept of nipping back to Berlin when you want. Too easy!
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DeleteDear Pipistrello, I share your opinion about Bavaria - they are headstrong, self-assured and traditional. I know Bavaria and Bavarians quite well - now my second domicile is in the region of Franken, a part of Bavaria, but different.
ReplyDeleteI lived in Nürnberg during my working life for half a year to create a concept for "counselling groups", so they are not unknown to me .
Berlin- Nürnberg with the ICE sprinter is easy-peasy (3 hours 15 minutes - but THEN I have to wait almost an hour, for a charming little train, then it goes to my destination, hahaha.
How beautiful Britta .... relaxing and inspiring. You must have seen your triplets by now .... how wonderful that must have been for you. We have had both of our injections now ... good to hear that you are getting yours. Sit back and enjoy those wonderful views.
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DeleteDear Jackie, thank you! Good that you had both injections, I get the next in the middle of May.
ReplyDeleteNow I am sitting in a train back - and we just were just told that the train will be two (!!) hours late (I'm sitting inside this ICE). All trains were led a different route.
Well, seems that I still have to learn a lesson of Patience in my life...
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