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Yep, there’s a new brand in town.
Café Tiger hat eröffnet in der Burggasse. Letztens noch das IL BARRETO haben nun Anita & Alex den Schritt gewagt, eine japanische Kirsche in das Lokal gepflanzt und bieten Euch nun Café und mehr von 08:00 – 19:00 an.
Achja, biertechnisch gäbe es
… hört dich keiner schreien.
Heute hat sich einen Mannschaft von IKEA bereit erklärt, die Besucher des Eggerheims mit einem Frühstück zu versorgen.
Tack, folk från Sverige.
Hallo liebe Leute hier kommt nun das Wort zum Sonntag
bzw. der Wahl.
Wie so oft am Wahlsonntag:
“Hast Du keine Wahl, Fisch musst halt was t(h)un Fisch :)”
Heute bei der Europawahl finden sich wohl wieder für jede
Provinienz Möglichkeiten. Unsere Auguren gehen gehen von einem Rechtsruckaus.
Der wird wohl (und übel) leider stattfinden.
Ich bin es ja gespannt – immerhin darf ich in meinem alten Gymnasium wählen.
Auch nett – 1980-1984 – und ab in die nächste Schule, bevor ich dann an meinem Geburtsag meinen
Matura erhalten durfte.
Ich bin dann mal wählen.
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… oder so.
Nicht nur in der freien Wildbahn ist Zivilcourage und verantwortungsbewusstes Handeln gefragt, man ja durchaus auch “nur” anderen eine Freude machen. Kostet nicht viel (bzw. muss ja nicht) und macht sogar Spaß.
Wie neulich im Eggerheim.
Tokienverse
Eol the Dark Elf is one of the most intriguing characters from J.R.R. Tolkien’s epic saga, The Silmarillion. Eol is a complex and controversial figure, representing both the dark and twisted aspects of elven culture and the struggle between fate and free will.
Eol was born in the early days of Middle-earth, before the arrival of the Valar, the gods of Tolkien’s mythology. He was a member of the Teleri, one of the three great elven tribes, and was known for his skill as a smith and craftsman. Eol’s story begins when he meets Aredhel, a member of the royal house of Gondolin. Aredhel, who was discontented with her life in the hidden city, was wandering in the woods when she stumbled upon Eol’s home, Nan Elmoth. Eol, recognizing a fellow wanderer, welcomed Aredhel and soon fell in love with her. Despite their different cultures and backgrounds, the two elves formed a deep and passionate romance.
However, Eol’s love for Aredhel was tinged with possessiveness and control. He refused to let her leave Nan Elmoth, and forbade her from ever returning to Gondolin. Aredhel, unable to endure Eol’s jealousy and desire for power over her, eventually fled from him, but not before she found out that she was pregnant with his child.
Years later, their son, Maeglin, returned to Gondolin as a traitor, leading an army of orcs and sending the city to its downfall. Eol, who had been hiding in the woods nearby, came upon Maeglin during the battle and was killed by his own son. This tragic end to Eol’s story highlights the destructive nature of his love and desire for control, and the consequences that can arise when these feelings are unchecked.
Eol is a fascinating character because he embodies the darker aspects of elven culture. While most elves are depicted as virtuous and noble, Eol represents the elven tendency towards pride, possessiveness, and violence. His story can also be seen as a cautionary tale about the dangers of seeking control over others and the importance of respecting individual freedom.
Overall, Eol the Dark Elf is a complex and tragic figure in Tolkien’s mythology, representing both the beauty and the darkness that can be found within the elven race.
Being the inspiration for my first RPG Character – “Eol Ruin” – created 1989 in the HTL Mössingerstrasse to be the first Pen&Paper hero to beplayed in old days “MERS” (Mittelerderollenspiel) or known as MERP to the English community.
