What to do when you’re angry
“When angry, count to four; when very angry, swear.” Mark Twain
I think it might be even better to count to ten! 😉
Flying with a chatterbox?
Passengers can be so ill-mannered on flights, can’t they? Let’s see what etiquette expert William Hanson has to say about the topic. What can we do if someone wants to talk to us all the time or the person in front reclines his/her seat? You’ll find some good tips on how to react in this interview.
One plus one?
Teacher: If you had a rabbit in a hutch and you bought another rabbit, how many rabbits would you have?
Pupil: Ten.
Teacher: You don’t know your arithmetic.
Pupil: You don’t know my rabbits!
rabbit hutch = Kaninchenstall
Look what you can do with paper clips
James Clear is an entrepreneur, weight lifter and travel photographer! Well, that’s what it says on his website. I came across him the other day because I read about a wonderful idea on how to change habits. It’s so simple. You’ll be surprised.
He offers a free guide on his site (link to: jamesclear.com). However, before you register, you might like to read his article entitled “How to Stick With Good Habits Every Day by Using the “Paper Clip Strategy“. It’s great! The only problem is knowing which habit to start with! 😉
Anyone for sweet temptations?
A “Naschkatze” is someone who loves eating, particularly sweet things. In English, we say that someone has a “sweet tooth“.
Do you have a sweet tooth? Then you might like to try out some of these recipes I found on the Deutsche Welle website. (Now apple pizza sounds wonderful, don’t you think?)
