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We have had a stormy start into 2025.

110kmh of storm sounded like this tonight:

It kept me awake for the whole night. I filmed this around 3 AM. Couldn't sleep at all because the storm was so loud.

We are used to stormy weather at the german north sea coast but not in this extend. Such heavy storms are rare in Germany. We got hit full force last night and even now (it's 11:30 AM right now) the storm is still raging outside and we can't leave the vacation home. It's our last day here at the north sea and we can't do anything 😭

Anyway, I hope 2025 will finally have mercy on me. I can't stand another year filled with stress only. When I think about Summer, I already want to throw up. With neighbors like mine, that only want to do f*cking Parties, summer is the worst time of the year for me. I hate summer so very much.

I wish it was October already...

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Władysław Orkan – polski pisarz okresu Młodej Polski; urodzony 27 listopada 1875 w Porębie Wielkiej, zmarły 14 maja 1930 w Krakowie; oficer

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In Norddeutschland scheint das ganz normales Wetter zu sein 😂

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