#week-end

[praline1968]

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Heureux et paisible week-end à vous tous mes chers amis 🤍 🩷

[fidjiefidjie]

🚲 Quand ce soir c'est le week-end 🌸

"Vive le vent ! Vive le vent ! Vive le ven-drediiiii !" 😉

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[eatyourcandyfloss]

Charlotte Emma Aitchison

[rivieiraa]

ig @ rivieiraa

[au-jardin-de-mon-coeur]

Le café du week-end a toujours une saveur particulière, celle de transporter votre cœur à plus de félicité et de transformer votre humeur à plus de gaieté ; un ciel de sourires au soleil de la convivialité.

Happy coffee and day à toutes et tous ! ☕️ Soyez heureux et prenez soin de vous ! 🙏

#au-jardin-de-mon-coeur ✒️

[sgiandubh]

Hi!

Fitness anon here… 

Perks of living in Europe and having more than one kid I can actually assure you that everything a certain blogger emphasises as special we do here more or less regularly.

We drive more than two hours on a weekend to go to a beach, visit friends or basically have a nice time with family and friends away from home. Our kids are familiar with this way of life from an early age and adapt in general very well. 

Europeans are really capable of handling these kind of things all at once and we really like to have this kind of experience with our kids like a short sightseeing trip, visiting capitals of our neighbouring countries, exploring different countrysides or visiting historical places or museums.  So nothing special or unusual at all. 

But maybe for some blogger who is not interested in actual facts, it is just mind-blowing and does not fit into the agenda.

I am really sorry (not!) if I have destroyed an illusion someone wanted to create for some people. 

And also as usual - as pointed out in previous posts - all of the reels were down by herself. No doubt about it.

Dear (returning) Fitness Anon,

Thank you, as always for coming back with more witty insight. Lifestyles across the world vary and, of course, US vs Europe is no exception.

But when you are THE Troll of an entire fandom and you do have a history for being used to promote various convenient narratives, you certainly do not bother explaining these to your essentially US-based followers. Who could not care less about anything, unless it fits their own limited views, I am very sorry to say it.

I remember lots of week-ends spent with family and friends, when I was a child. Yes, even in a dark, grey Eastern European country with severe food shortages during the second half of the 80s: we made do and God, we were resourceful!

So much so, in fact, that I kept the week-end travel habit for life. Probably dozens of city breaks, at home and abroad. Never regretted a thing.

That being said, a divorced parents' child would perhaps need to keep a consistent routine of sorts. I remember the absurd fuss about it when I was one of those children, a long time ago, even if my father never wanted shared custody. He just, heh: he just left and that's it. But this is just me, maybe - still, something strikes me as odd, in all this.

And yeah, I totally agree. Clearly a dynamic duo trip: why do people have to make a whole bunch of crazy speculations about it is certainly beyond me.

Here, Anon, to say thanks for dropping by. A random sunset pic from a week-end trip to the Danube Delta. Evening boat tour on Lake Razelm, something not easy to sort out. But my fingers itch already for the wheel, all summer long. To entice all of you with off the beaten track stuff from home:

(Year is 2012, I think)

[ivorywork]

[zef-zef]

Suzanne Ciani - Improvisation On Four Sequences Pt.2 from: Suzanne Ciani - Improvisation on Four Sequences (Week-End, 2023)