With Courtesy to Mavis Cheek this is now "Mrs Hugel's Country Life" - (Bavarian's Country Life instead of Buzzing through Berlin)

Friday, 17 July 2026

Spilling the Beans: I move again!

 


Once my dear friend Christine who has a fund of hilarious postcards sent me this one: Title: "Most beautiful it is at Home". 

If you look intensively at the picture you see the joke - who but Kings have a home like that?

Well - when I moved to Bavaria last year end of of November (heavily exhausted by packing 124 removal chests and moving from a very big flat to a small) - and lets face it: not so pretty one, the only solace was the really stunning view (but the land"lord" didn't invest a penny into the flat - being too busy to up the rent, not only once). 

Well, I sat on my sofa and thought: In this village it is almost impossible to find a new flat. And: I have the knack to turn something um... into something better.

And the feeling of not having to move again is wonderful...though...mumble, mumble.

To cut a long story short: surprisingly the landlord's daughter is very pregnant. "Relative move-in". I acted first and three month ago gave notice to quit. Because - and that is really great good luck: only three houses further I found another, bigger flat. With two huge balconies - and also a breathtaking view.

My sweet grandchildren can walk the same way to visit me!

So: on Monday I move. Again...  


4 comments:

  1. Packing up and moving always involves a lot of work, but it will be well worth while. The two huge balconies and a breathtaking view will provide pleasure for ever!

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    1. Dear Helen, thank you! At the moment - one day before moving, -I am happy about every word of comfort. And yes: I will not moan but count my blessings. (And hope to find a quick access to the Internet there :-)

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  2. I don't envy you the action of moving. However once the move is finished it is often what you have will make you happier. And your grandchildren being able to visit is a huge plus.

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    1. Dear Mimmylynn, thank you! It is true: I found some things I had forgotten that I own them! And that my new home is so near is a blessing - the next village where I might have found a flat is far away, and the children are still too small. to walk there alone

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