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Literally translates to "joke-cookie" and in Germany means someone, who is or acts funny in a special way. Often used with an ironic undertone.

I am really not sure, if there is an english word or phrase for this.

Please let me know, if so.

O.k. - looking at this sheep I would say we have more of an involuntary "joke-cookie" here.

But who knows for sure, right?

Maybe a sheep with humor?

But definitely an excellent, smart, fast and fun technique to change direction if you are a sheep on a levee.

Speaking of fun:

Today I read the following blog description I found in the net:

"A blog about horses, flowers and deco with enormous pictures."

They were talking about me! :) 

Now I finally know what to answer if I get asked what i actually do on this blog thing.

"Hello - my name is Anette and I blog about horses, flowers and deco. With enormous pictures."

By the way: I really think, it is not o.k. that they forgot to mention my lovely sheep friends, don't you think as well?

"Welcome to Lebenslustiger.com - your trusted happy little farm blog. Please take a seat on one of our 

nicely decorated hay bales and enjoy the ride." 

Happy Day - more "joke-cookies" @ Nic today.

Anette 

asked by  "My friend from Zurich" .

They were my guests here at Lebenslustiger.com a while ago with a great post on how to spent a perfect day in Zurich and now they interviewed me:

- Luxury resort or adventure camp?

- White beaches or white mountains?

- Backpack or suitcase?

- Flip-flops, hiking boots or pumps?

- Fondest travel memory?

- These items are always in my luggage...

You can read my answers here. 

Many Thanks for this fun interview, Friends!

I am adding a few more Hawaiian memories - it used to be a short plane ride for us when we lived in California...

Happy Day,

Anette 

Of course I didn't went up North to bring you just one picture of my beloved sheep friends...

Aren't they adorable and so full of character?

I just love them!

Happy Day,

Anette 

...Germanys northernmost island SYLT hasn't changed too much.

And of course that is a good thing.

A few more houses and shops but basically it is still how I remember it a quarter of a century ago when we came here as a young couple to camp and play Volleyball during summer. 

The beaches are absolutely beautiful and those ever rolling waves will always be there to be enjoyed. It's so nice to be at the ocean!

Happy Day,

Anette