Oh but it's good to be back, with pumpkin soup speckled with pumpkin seed oil from Sgaminegg, and beeswax candles burning as per Jo — and Stockholm, of course. More on that city anon, but for now: If you want to tolerate the Berlin winter, spend a long weekend in a place where the streets are pitch-black by 3pm.
Recent Comments
- Kristina - no penny for them & mostly berlin on Burghead Bay
- David on Burghead Bay
- company logo design on Edible flowers at the Vietnamese shop
- Jo Spittler on Elsewhere: Burghead Chip Van
- Berlin Reified on Elsewhere: Burghead Chip Van
- Berlin Reified on Elsewhere: Kimberley Inn, Findhorn
- Berlin Reified on Esst Obst!
- Jerome on Esst Obst!
- Jo Spittler on Elsewhere: Burghead Chip Van
- Kristina - no penny for them & mostly berlin on Elsewhere: Kimberley Inn, Findhorn
Once & future Berliners
- 13desserts
- a cup of kiez
- Berlin Goes Green
- berlin.unlike
- BerlinDesignBlog
- Beton & Garten
- Bio Berlin
- Bleistifterin
- Bowleserised
- Coffee and pie
- Cultural Cartography
- dinge die ich mag
- Eating For Beginners
- Etsy in Berlin
- Food and Footage
- Frau Kuchen
- hello handmade
- Hung in Berlin
- hungry in berlin
- Hyggelig
- iHeartBerlin.de
- Jo Spittler
- MiMa
- miss Elmlid
- mostly berlin
- Slow Travel Berlin
- small caps blog
- The Field Office
- The Wednesday Chef
- urban plant research
- visual notes
Search Berlin Reified
.......................
A Word From Our Sponsors
Great Hotels to Visit Berlin
......................
« Looking out the window | Main | Stockholm notes »
December 16, 2009
Comments
Verify your Comment
Previewing your Comment
This is only a preview. Your comment has not yet been posted.
Your comment could not be posted. Error type:
Your comment has been posted. Post another comment
As a final step before posting your comment, enter the letters and numbers you see in the image below. This prevents automated programs from posting comments.
Having trouble reading this image? View an alternate.
An honour. Thank you.
The days will be getting longer in just a handful of hours.
And candlenight is nicer when its dull!
Love, Jo
Posted by: Jo | December 17, 2009 at 01:24 PM