Welcome to Litsy!

So true!!

Want to get back there :)

Weekend vibes, doing some reading and maybe jumping into the water. 😊

Trying to catch on with my weekly reading. 🙈🙈🙈

Using my last days in Egypt properly. 😊

The plan this year - Friday as pool day 🤗

Long time, no see. I have to make sure to take the time for reading. So far, the new school year is stressing me out. 🙈

Only newspaper reading today - too much going on right now. 🙈

This is an open book shelf I saw in Weggis, Switzerland. Actually, in Switzerland a lot of towns used old phone booths and turned them into those small libraries. This one sits right in front of the seaside promenade with a small park, a lot of perfect reading benches and a panorama view of Lake Vierstätter. ???

Reading my favourite newspaper outside in the sun - after three weeks of rain. 🤗

Of course I bought the current issue as well. 😜

I flew to Switzerland yesterday & had some time at Istanbul Airport. I was so happy when I saw my favourite German newspaper. Of course I had to buy it, this way I could already start to read during the flight. Not only was it exorbitantly expensive (twice the original price!), but as I realized only later it‘s the issue from two weeks ago. 🙈 Since I haven‘t read this one, I‘m making the best out of it - and of course buying the current issue. 😉

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Pretty bookmark, all the way from Tokyo!

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