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I was staying with my artist friend Lynne Cameron who is living and working in Berlin and has an exhibition at Under The Mango Tree Gallery in the attractive Schoneberg district - good restaurants, stylish clothes shops, great coffee shops and a Saturday market with traditional German cakes, Turkish food and Polish specialities, Christmas foliage and amaryllis and masses of mistletoe. See Lynne's work here and read what she says about the recent tragedy here at The Empathy Blog. 
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cathy
20/12/2016 04:49:00 pm
I have such fond memories of visiting the Christmas market in Nuremberg years ago...nothing like it in the US that I'm aware of. Glad you are safe.
Mary
21/12/2016 01:12:41 am
Lynne voices the concern of many of us when she speaks about the void of leadership that would help us to seek ways to live peacefully together. Instead we have a surfit of so-called leaders who rush to judgement with ugly tweets and battle cries of paranoia. Merkel's voice is muted among the shrill voices of autocracy. And, as Lynne says, "How do we find leaders who can be trusted" to do the right thing? To bring reasoned judgement. To lead us to peace--not hate. I wish I knew the answer.
Cristiana
21/12/2016 02:00:10 am
Glad you are back and safe.
Penny L
21/12/2016 04:10:29 am
So glad you are safe and sound. Selfishly, am also glad I didn't know you were in Berlin.
cath
21/12/2016 10:36:31 am
There is much evil in the world.
Freda
21/12/2016 02:09:49 pm
Thank you for your comments. Lynne said today that in Berlin 'there is a strong determined mood now, that values of freedom and democracy and openess matter, and that we have to work to keep them alive.'
Penny Venning
22/12/2016 12:47:48 am
Good words from your friend Lynne Cameron Leave a Reply. |
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