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27 Dec 2009, 13:09
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maniac
Join Date: 25 Feb 2008
Location: in the heart of the city, Bonn, Germany
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 And I thought it was holy olibanum ...  "Baum begießen" is maybe more common in smaller villages? Or more typical for western Germany? I know it from the region in nothern Germany where I come from, it's common here in Bonn and especially in the little villages of the Eifel and my friend Shrotty from southern Germany (Schwaben) knows (and practise!) it as well in the little village where she lives. Thanks for your pic too, Pitesina! I like high and thin trees, search for them every year because they don't need so much space. 
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27 Dec 2009, 14:17
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Join Date: 22 Jan 2003
Location: Bucharest, Romania
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I like the shape of the high and thin trees but they're way too high for my flat.
Last edited by Kaz; 27 Dec 2009 at 14:43.
Reason: Christmas cheer spelling style.
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27 Dec 2009, 14:24
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maniac
Join Date: 25 Feb 2008
Location: in the heart of the city, Bonn, Germany
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The point is, I have the height (ceiling is 2,75 m) but not the width (at least not if I will use the balcony during the comming weeks which I need to because it's my accessible fridge these days). The living room is only 17 square metres "big".
Therefore the shape of Pitesina's tree would be perfect for me as well.
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27 Dec 2009, 14:44
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Join Date: 22 Jan 2003
Location: Bucharest, Romania
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I usually use my balcony as a walk-in fridge during winter too but not this year as we have had mice..
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27 Dec 2009, 14:48
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maniac
Join Date: 25 Feb 2008
Location: in the heart of the city, Bonn, Germany
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 Oh, regarding the salmon and the chicken outside it would be a feast for them ...
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11 Dec 2010, 10:42
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Join Date: 22 Jan 2003
Location: Bucharest, Romania
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Going to buy this year's tree today. The local Feuerwehr have a little Xmas market in the village and sell some cute trees but you have to be quick off the mark if you want a decent one. They've been selling for almost two hours today so I hope I'm not too late.
Little girl downstairs brought this year's biscuits she made with her mum about half an hour ago so I gave her a choccie Weihnachtsmann
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11 Dec 2010, 17:05
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Take it easy!
Join Date: 10 Jun 2009
Location: Mexico City
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Great! Christmas is on the way!
Nunca te arrepientas de lo que hagas. Arrepiéntete de lo que no has hecho. [kitty] |
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11 Dec 2010, 21:31
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Dreamer
Join Date: 24 Jun 2010
Location: Illinois
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I hope everyone has a nice and safe Christmas!
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11 Dec 2010, 21:47
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Dreamer
Join Date: 10 Dec 2010
Location: Lauchhammer, germany
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Our christmas isn't well in these year. I can't buy presents for my kids, while the Bafög isn't coming soon! That is worse.
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12 Dec 2010, 08:48
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Dream Keeper
www.krapplund.com 
Join Date: 09 Nov 2000
Location: Emmaboda, Sweden.
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That don´t sounds happy. What´s Bafög
 I´m happy, I don´t need to buy and presents to my mum, dad and my brothers family....we don´t give any presents to each other (but my brother's daughters will get one small pagage anyway )
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