Category Archives: Items and Places I Like

Quiet summer evening by the sea. Photos of the Week #130

Posted on June 5, 2011 by anninateatime

The weekend was not just hard work – we managed to go to the beach thrice in two days and one brave brother-in-law threw himself in those cold, jellyfish infested waters while the rest of us stayed on the beach … Continue reading →

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Before and after. Painting my little house

Posted on June 5, 2011 by anninateatime

I’ve bought and build a small house with the help of my family. This weekend my sisters and brother-in-law joined me in painting the whole thing black and white. I am very happy with the result. The house was made … Continue reading →

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Sunset on 11th Avenue. Photo of the Week #115

Posted on January 9, 2011 by anninateatime

You can find everything in New York. Even beautiful quiet sunsets just in the company of seagulls on fishing stakes. This was taken on 11th Avenue where 14th Street ends looking towards Hoboken. /anna

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December Joys. Photo of the Week #110

Posted on December 5, 2010 by anninateatime

Earlier I used to have a tiny Christmas tree in December but I’ve never attempted that since I got the cat. So instead I put up my Christmas ornaments between the windowpanes out of the reach of kitty put still … Continue reading →

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Bryce Canyon

Posted on November 25, 2010 by anninateatime

The most astonishing thing for a Dane (or most Europeans I’d say) when visiting the US is the wide open spaces that are incomparable to anything I’m used to in my corner of the world. Sure we have the sea … Continue reading →