Guylty’s blogiversary: Smashing walls
Happy blogiversary to Guylty Pleasure — who notes the many fateful events that occurred on this day in German history.
Blog on, my friend, and many happy returns!
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Oh my goodness 😂 – that’s a great edit! Thank you very much, Serv. Much bigger thanks are due to you for actually having started me on WordPress. I only signed up to the platform because I needed an account in order to write the ooofs on me+r. It gradually grew into more than my guestposts on your blog, but I still consider me+r my blogging ‘birthplace’. But you know all that.
Re. smashing up things – I actually smashed one of my favourite tea mugs today. Does that count?
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It was a great boon to me and I’m glad it’s been sustainable for you!
re: Nov 9th, my college bestie and the most influential professor in my life (who is Jewish) have birthdays today as well. Big day!
re: smashing tea cup — that is unfortunate. Hopefully you can find one that pleases you as a successor, but I know how aggravating that can be. Esp with my oral fixation about writing.
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9th of November – from a day of horror to something much more positive! I think it is a good thing when the day is associated with two good people in your life. Remembrance is good – but focussing on the positive is equally valid.
(Und ja, ich hab noch ziemlich viele Tassen im Schrank hehehe. Ist also alles ok.)
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Lebt unsere noch??
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Ja, eure Tasse lebt noch, ist aber mittlerweile fast bis zur Unkenntlichkeit verbleicht…
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I’m glad you have all your Tassen im Schrank. Whew.
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I may, however, have einen Sprung in der Schüssel 😁
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well, who doesn’t? 🙂
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Meine Omi hatte auch am 9.11. Geburtstag. Das mit den „besonderen“ Tagen ist bei mir in der Familie virulent : mein Papa hat am 1.9.39 Geburtstag und 3x darfst du raten, welchen Vornamen er trägt 😬 Schweres Erbe, das….
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Nee jetzt, aber nicht A___? Oder welcher Name wird mit der Invasion von Polen in Verbindung gebracht?
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Natürlich A! Zur Ehrenrettung muss man sagen, dass der Name tatsächlich damals nicht unüblich war. Ist halt das Zusammentreffen mit dem offiziellen Beginn des WW2, das es so bizarr macht.
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Scheixe. Damit ist er ja echt geschädigt… Mein Vater und sein Bruder sind da gut weggekommen, obwohl beide zu NS-Zeiten geboren.
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I was going to say — really common in that generation even before it became a trend name. But yeah, not something I’d necessarily want to remember all the time.
on 1.9. 1996 I took the bar mitzvah group from the Göttingen synagogue to Bergen Belsen — and of the kids, no one was aware of the anniversary. The adults were really bothered by that, but I felt like it wasn’t a bad thing. “Never forget” doesn’t really need to mean “remember every single detail.”
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Na dann: Tassen hoch! 😊
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that’s probably how she broke her teacup in the first place.
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😜 Nah, it was more prosaic than that. I missed a hook on the dresser. smash into smithereens. It was a Ritzenhoff Sammelbecher…
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