Neues vom Nordkap

26.06.2006 10:58

Danish craftsmen

They work from 6.45 hrs to 7.30 in the morning, that's when they do they do the noisy things. Then they disappear. In the afternoon they put a letter in your letterbox telling you that they need your key the next day. The next day of course there is nobody, not even at 7.30.
It's like Heinzelmaennchen, you can only hear them, never see them. And you hear them at a time of the day when you definitely don't want to hear them.

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My name is Magdalena Luz. I grew up in Switzerland. I studied physics at Humboldt University Berlin, where I used to live in "Nordkapstrasse" (North Cape street). That's how this blog got its name. After a short intermezzo in Copenhagen, DK, I live now in the amazing city of Wuppertal. This is a place the wild, wild West of Germany, built on 7 hills, (which is really the only thing it has in common with Rome) It is populated by the strange species of homo germanicus occidens communis, also known as 'gemeiner Wessi'. And even with her it is light years away from ever being like Berlin.

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