How sweet is that? Ok, so the fresh flowers on the table and windowsills are nothing majorly earth-shattering, but the little ribbon around the vase is a nice touch. I could do that at home, too. I don't even know what you would call those arrangements by the doorway, but I'm liking them as well -but not for the home, ha ha! I like how they surround you and greet you as you come and go and think it's a lovely touch in a shop.
This weekend I'll be checking out a local painted Easter egg market again and trying to get our balcony ready for the warmer weather. What are you doing this weekend?
3 comments :
What a nice blog, I love it! I am an expat living in Frankfurt and strugling with the culture and the language. I like your explanations of small but absolutley traditional German things like table decoration and giving poted flowers as gifts. Also I've learned a few new words, so thank you!!! I better put the kettle on and have a look around!
P.S. I can't believe I missed the International Fair in Coolgne, oh shame
danke für die tolle frühlingsdeko, sooooo schön! viel spaß auf dem ostermarkt und eine schöne osterzeit wünscht dir dunja
There's really nothing better than plants and fresh cut flowers this time of year! We could learn a thing or two from the Germans :)
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