Yesterday there was NO talk about cancer and all the negative issues that go with it - yesterday was Party Time. It was a 70th birthday we had to celebrate!
It was Willi's birthday; he has cancer, too, but no talk about that yestrday. Everybody was feeling fine and enjoyed the evening! 
Here's the little speach of Willi's only son!
Party was held in an old pub. Hubby KH's son and grandchildren sang and played drums and piano. They are Willi's nephew and grandnephews. They are very much into music and did a very good job!!!
Iceland Ponies are very popular here, too, and we have many around! They are safe, even though you can see that there was a smeary ashfall on my car recently! I always had to think about the many horses and sheep living around the Eyjafjallajökull on Iceland in the direct ashfall; there definitely are some touching destinies...
Life came back to almost normal overhere on the continent while Mother Earth is still showing us her might and strength thru the crater of the volcano under the EyjaIslandfjallaMountainjökullGlacier; an at first sight obviously exotic name that finally isn't so strange... 
...the most stunning, fascinating, touching photos from Iceland you can find here www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/04/more_from_eyjafjallajokull.html don't miss out!!! They make you feel small and reverential....have a lovely Sunday! 
Have been sick, so sick this past week; only feel better since yesterday. Hubby and I had fish together last Saturday. Maybe that was the reason! I don't know...Hubby was sick upon his 6th chemo and he survived better then me :))) Can you imagine?
Hat's top! ~•♥•~ 
This shrimp I found somewhere in the www; I think it is so nice and welldone that I just had to show it - besides, my little Hexe loves them. She could eat those small Northsea Shrimps all day, every day! Here you see her on the most important piece of furniture in the house: her climbing- and scratching tree! She looks a little odd on this photo though; just beginning loosing her wintercoat! By the way I hang out the brushed off hairs from the pets, the birds take them thankfully and use them for their nests they start to build now...
Today I had the very first strawberries of the season; they are not ripe uphere yet, those were importet somewhere from the South. Still it was great to taste some fresh ones again....they will make my dinner in the months to come together with blueberries! 
Here are some of my today's fleamarket treasures: you know I love pressed glas items, so I sure couldn't resist this small milk jar. Isn't it just lovely? •❀•
Further I found this bowl! I still have an Amaryllis bulb that starts coming out and wants to get planted. So I thought this bowl will be just right; and as I love green - its somewhat perfect. There is also an old enamel beaker, which I think is real cute, too. •❀•
I hope you all had a great Easter? Ours was just fine! I even got a present from (ex)-hubby: he painted a portrait of Hexe and me. That was really amazing!
I still have some more original Lana Grossa Baby Mohair out for sale in spring green, emerald and cinnamon in 25 gr skeins with 100 meters. Anyone intrested? All colours are real lovely!
