yes, but I imagine you'll be over here in October, nicht?
 

ja, ich habe schon vor zu kommen, nur stefanie hat eine austellung am 27. in der naehe von stuttgart (waldenbuch, oder so) bei Museum Ritter, dafuer hat sie die woche aufgebaut.
hier ein linkerle (is a little link masculine, feminine or just one of those in-between things?) :

http://www.museum-ritter.de/n268524/n.html

also hoffentlich geht es, auch wenn es mit der zeit knapp wird, wuerde  mich sehr freuen.

haeppy times,

dc

Good morning. Lovely bright sparkling Autumn morning here.

There was a HUGE spider in the bath this morning, one of those long-legged brown ones. Luckily I rather like spiders. I removed it by the glass and card method and put it in the rather cold garden. I think it will probably find its way back in.

Morning A, Mary and Richard

It's a nice bright autumn day here, too, and I'm sitting in the office as per usual.  No big spiders here (though I might go and see the huuuuge spider sculpture outside Tate Modern at lunchtime) but I have a very tiny one pottering along the top of the thingy that divides my desk from the one opposite.

I had been considering going to the RFH to hear the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Riccardo Muti, Tchaik 6 etc etc this evening but the tickets are horrendously expensive.  Tomorrow I have freebies for ENO's Magic Flute so that's my cultural activity for the weekend.

Have a lovely day everybody - I must get my nose back to the grindstone now.

Are you in London, A?  There was a special offer in Metro yesterday - best available dress circle seats for any performance of Flute, £30 each.  If you're interested I'll PM you the voucher code.

We had a pet spider (a huge brown one) at home that used to scuttle out and watch us eat our breakfast every morning.  My father christened him "Jeremy" for some reason and ever since, all spiders have been "Jeremy".  We never kill them.   None of us here are scared and I can pick them up in my hand and just put them out.  I've every sympathy with people who are frightened though.  I've seen people nearly pass out with terror if a spider was in the room.  I'm lucky - not scared of mice, insects, snakes.....nothing really. 

Lovely day here but that d**n goshawk just swooped down and I think it may have got one of my little sparrows.  I've a huge flock of them comes to feed every day.  Apparently there's a shortage of sparrows because of the big increase in birds of prey, so I've been doing my bit - but unfortunately doing so has attracted the big boys too. 

I like spiders in theory.  The little ones are quite welcome to come and say hello.  The big ones make me shudder a bit, however I've shared houses with a succession of arachnophobes so have become quite used to being the one who gets rid of them.  I don't kill them, but I can't bring myself to touch them - it's always a delicate operation involving the toothmug and a piece of cardboard.