Yeah, Angie Merkel has a New Year’s hangover, too.
The German chancellor warns us, I mean you, that the year ahead will “undoubtedly” be harder than 2011.
Yeah, prost Neujahr to you, too, lady.
Some 22 percent of the (German poll) respondents expect the region to abandon the euro and return to national currencies while 90 percent said in response to a separate question that other euro member states would join Greece, Portugal and Ireland in needing aid.
I just can’t (anymore). So I’ll post this one here instead.
Happy New Year already!
The biggest party of the year and I missed it, again.
Damn. Some procedure as every year.
Hasselhoff blieb oben nüchtern, die anderen tanzten feucht-fröhlich im Matsch.
PS: Ich wünsch Dir soviel gute Tag im Jahr, wie der Fuchs am Schwanz hat Haar.
Or so the Germans say (Guten Rutsch!), for Happy New Year!
That ought to be easy enough this winter. It’s been the coldest December here in Germany since 1969 (before global warming started screwing everything up).
So slide well into the new year–and slide responsibly.
Der Dezember war zugleich überdurchschnittlich feucht. Am Flughafen in Frankfurt fielen insgesamt 59 Zentimeter Neuschnee, so viel wie noch nie seit Beginn der Aufzeichnungen.
Observing Hermann 