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@Maori Ich bin jetzt auch mal wieder da und ich weiß nicht ob ich’s mir leid bin

@sophie_miskiw When your biggest praise is "You're a good man," you might want to rethink your social abilities. Also now I want a spin-off where Meera returns and – preferrably together with Brienne – fights Bran for the throne (and wins, of course).

@sophie_miskiw #spoiler He's a representation of all those people who don't do anything in the group project and still get an A. So I'd say his point is to rub into all of our faces that life is unfair.

David Attenborough - this is your life. Have an AMAZING 93rd birthday! 🎁🎉 @BBCOne #Attenborough #DavidAttenborough

Qualitätsjournalismus vom Feinsten 😌

"Egal" is a word that is being used quite frequently in German. Even being a native speaker, I didn't realise how much everyone around me used it until I wrote this piece for @TheLocalGermany. It was a really fun #WordOfTheDay to write and I hope you all enjoy it!

“We are running out of time, but there is still hope” - David Attenborough #EarthDay

Hanover sometimes has the reputation of being a bit dull. Festivals like this prove the opposite. Having lived in Hanover most of my life, I am glad that I got the chance to write about one of my favourite festivals here: The "blue miracle." Hope you enjoy the article!

@NatGeoTravel Once it was parted Now it’s a union again Still - no new airport #NationalHaikuDay

Write us a haiku about your favorite city, and we'll try to guess where it is 🌇 #NationalHaikuDay

After several cold days, spring finally seems to be back in Hanover. I took this picture when I gave in to my inner child and climbed a tree.

Hi Izzy, thanks for this reply! I was also surprised to find that I got these feelings - one could think Sweden and Germany are very much alike, but there are more differences than I thought!

I went to Sweden for only three months, but still experienced some sort of a "reverse culture shock" when I went back to Germany. For @TheLocalSweden, I put together a rather personal article about the ten things I miss the most. Spoiler: Cinnamon Buns are on the list.

This was by far one of the words that were the hardest to explain in English. In German, you can basically use it in every sentence.

@MattHope_ @sophie_miskiw Socks in sandals is something I thought only German tourists would do ;)

@sophie_miskiw I wore sandals at the weekend (with socks) #winning

Here's another #WordoftheDay, which has been an absolute pleasure to write. "Duzen" is always quite a struggle in Germany (even as a native speaker) and it was quite fun to look at "per Du" from a different angle. Enjoy and happy weekend!

Always thought I was the only woman eating hot dogs and waffles in the tub... Glad to see that this bathtub tray company showed me I'm not!

if you were or are the friendly gent (blue coat) who was in the shop half an hour ago and left a big jar of bees on the table in the poetry section, please come back and reclaim your jar of bees. if you aren't, please rt until we find him #FindTheBeeGent

Women’s rights means: - The right to control your body. - The right to health care, including abortion and birth control. - The right to love whom you choose. - The right to safety, no matter your body. - The right of equal treatment under the law. #IWD2019