Everyday magic, and lack thereof.

[tinkcph]

Sven and I had a gorgeous Sunday. We went on a little adventure, picnic'ing  down by the local limestone pit, now a nature reserve. The pit is all filled with freshwater from the underground, and due to the limestone bottom, the water has the most beautiful aquamarine color. People were swimming, enjoying the sun, and we found a spot right by the

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[kiwiria]

Hehe - twisty breads! But I have no better suggestion of a translation myself.

I so know what you mean!

[mightyjesse]

OK, so I am a breastfeeding Mama. This has very little relevance to anyone that is NOT my baby, but that DOES mean I have to pump while I'm at work. Normally, I keep my office door OPEN, but not when I'm pumping for obvious reasons.

My door has a window in it, so when I'm sitting at my desk, my head can be seen. When my office door is closed and locked, but I can be seen sitting at my desk, people do the weirdest shit. They jiggle the door knob, they scratch at the door - like my dogs when they need to pee. Seriously, if my door is normally OPEN, and now it is CLOSED AND LOCKED, d'ya think there might be a reason for it? Like maybe I need privacy? There is a sign on the door that says "come back in 15 minutes" but apparently people think that doesn't apply to them, because they can SEE ME, so obviously I'll want to help them NOW and not in 15 minutes, right?

My friend made me a sign that says "CAUTION: BOOBIES." If they don't start respecting my "come back in 15 minutes" sign soon, I'm going to start hanging that out too...

[wolvster]

That sounds like such a wonderful, idyllic sunday!

Twisty bread (is that what it's called? I always referred to it as 'baking bread over a campfire'.) really is disgusting, but somehow the almost nostalgic, back-to-nature atmosphere makes up for it anyway :)