Pic meme

babschwi53 — Thu, 18 Feb 2021 14:50:12 GMT

Stolen from [personal profile] lijahlover and[personal profile] silvan_lady

I'm asking those who love the outdoors to post a picture on your page. A picture that YOU took. Just a pic. No description. The goal is to regain peace and harmony without negativity. Please copy the text, put a picture on YOUR page, and let's look at these beautiful pictures.

babschwi53 — Sun, 25 Feb 2018 08:50:15 GMT

Happy birthday to you Estelcontar1!
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babschwi53 — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 22:14:33 GMT

Viggos mum died and I'm crying. I did not know her, there must be something wrong.

cairistiona7 s meme music

babschwi53 — Sat, 19 Oct 2013 21:01:25 GMT

Gosh, it was already on the 4th of September she posted this! Time flies and real life is a pain. But today I remembered and got a little time and here they come:
The first 20 shuffle songs on my ipod:
Brad Paisley Carrie Underwood Oh Love
Johnny Cash Wayfaring Stranger
Billy Joel Scenes From An Italian Restaurant
Howard Shore The Treason Of Isengard
Howard Shore Give Up The Halfling
Snow Patrol Make This Go On Forever
Maximo Park Books From Boxes
Brad Paisley I Hope Thats' Me
Don McLean Crying
Bruce Springsteen Born To Run
James Blunt Billy
Die Toten Hosen Computerstaat
Bob Seger Still the same
Brad Paisley feat. Alabama Old Alabama
Don McLean The Grave
Brad Paisley Easy Money
Brad Paisley/ Andy Griffith Waitin' On A Woman
Paddy Goes to Holyhead Blue Whale 7' 21"
Reamonn Just Another Night
Howard Shore The White Tree.
Because I have only albums on my ipod and the movie versions of the triology and the complete recordings of FOTR Howard Shore is overrepresented as well as Brad Paisley (all of his albums are on my ipod).

help needed

babschwi53 — Sun, 22 Sep 2013 15:59:18 GMT

I want to ship something as a gift from Germany to the United States. It is an old camera (about ten years) plus a lens. The weight is about 3500 g. I know I have to fill out a form called CN 23 and I already printed it out. It requires the value of the gifts. How can I find out the value of things ten years old? And will the US custom see it also? I don't want the receiver to pay any duty! Is anybody going to the US in the near future and would not mind delivering the camera? The destination will be in PA.

rubyelfs meme five interests

babschwi53 — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 08:20:18 GMT

American breakfast
Harrison Ford
nature
Supertramp
Tolkien

Thx rubyelf! I'll try....

American breakfast -
We've been to the US five times. One of the things I loved most was the American breakfast- and I don't mean the donut/ muffin and hot brown water breakfast you get served in motels. For me it is part of the old America, you've get a menue and a great choice of offers (eggs- scrambled,fried, baked or any other way, bacon, steak, pancakes, fruits, orange juice, toast, muffin, bagels (with cream-cheese!), coffee (refill) and much much more. The range is incredible and the quality almost everywhere just great. I can't remember one place where it was really bad. You don't get anything comparable in Germany!

Harrison Ford -
He was and is still one of my favorite actors. Long way before Viggo came along- who didn't caught my eye then - I must admit(shame on me).His first movie I watched was Witness and I was in love.
I always had, since I was a young girl a crush for one actor at a time. It started with Jan Michael Vincent in one of the first movies I ever saw in a movie theatre. I fell in love and sort of breezed home, the next days were complete heaven. It is funny to remember back, it seems so long ago now. Of course we had no internet these days, I think it was around 1973 and that makes me a 13 year old shy little girl and I had to rely to the papers and his next films to sort of keep in touch. I'm still fond of him, I just looked him up on imdb and his description sounds a lot like Viggos! It is the jaw- thing!! ~~Virile, handsome and square-jawed youthful star~~ that's their description of JMV (it fits to Harrison and Viggo too). This must have lasted since 1978, because I fell in love with Harrison in Star Wars, what a lovely man he was. Still is in fact. He, like Viggo, seems to age very slowly and with grace. I went to the cinema to catch almost every film he played in, read the papers - no internet, no easy access to information, no pictures. But I followed his carrer very closely and I still watch every movie he's in, I'm very faithful to 'my' stars. I've watched the second Indiana Jones Movie 14 times (in the cinema - no dvd or vhs) and fell in love a little more each time. My mother thought I was crazy and I probably was (maybe still am)!

nature -
I love beeing outdoors! That came with age, and also I'm not the adventurous type of person, I love to hike, to take long walks (about five to six hours). The forest is one of my most favourite places. Since Germany is compared to Canada or the US relatively small we don't have real big parts of nature. It is very crowded and you encouter human settlements or a street far too often. I like the solitude of the wilds, the way it provides comfort and gives me room to breeze and think. I find it soothing and it relaxes me completely. After a long walk I feel like my batteries are fully charged and I can take on real life much better. It also gives me a kind of humble feeling, walking under great trees, who are much older than me. Nature can be breathtaking beautiful (the Grand Canyon - I cried when I first saw it in real!), it is sometimes cruel but is always true, it doesn't pretend to be sth. else. I love the North Sea, where I spend every summer vacation in my youth and lots of winter vacations as I grew older. I love little lakes in a forest, every corner a different view and new things to explore. I love the mountains, they humble me like the big trees, and esp. when there's snow on top. I love waterfalls.

Supertramp -
Thats an easy one. It was the very first concert I visited as a kid, I think I was around 18. And it was frightning and terrific and magnificent and exciting. And expensive. Supertramp was one (and still is) one of my favourite groups. To me they are kind of ageless, I 've got all of their cds and I still like to listen to their music.

Tolkien-
The best christmas gift I ever got was the LOTR triology. It was bestowed from my father and I think it was around 1979/1980. I was 18 or 19 then, and I loved to read. I've plunged in the books and so it was a slow start - the beginning is so ... lengthy... I've finished the books before New Years Eve ( all three of them) I hardly did anything else these days, I've ate and slept and read. And I fell in love with Middle Earth, the fellowship, the whole story and most of all Aragorn/ Strider/ Estel - you name it. I read The little hobbit after LOTR but it wasn't the same, I tried to read The Silmarillion but found it too difficult and it never captured me like Lord of the Rings. The tapestry of the story, the basic statement that friendship will overcome all obstacles, that there is an evil in the world and it will be destroyed if all good people fight together - it all touched me very deeply. And learning about Tolkien and how he created his world impressed me even more. Different races and languages, creating a whole history going back ages, what a fascinating mind he had.

DONE !!

the little prince

babschwi53 — Thu, 21 Mar 2013 00:14:10 GMT

i just got the cd of the little prince read by viggo and i just love listning to his voice...