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SandraKn64

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München / Munich 🇩🇪 🇺🇲 🫶 all things STAR TREK #AllTrekIsGoodTrek volunteer hospice companion Lomi Practitioner /somatic Hawaiian bodywork work in IT for a living

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SandraKn64@sandrakn64.bsky.social · 5d ago

Absolutely beautiful 🧡🙏🧡 Resharing this really amazing rendition of Sondheim's "Being Alive" by Wilson Cruz here for those who do not use Meta platforms. This truly had me teary-eyed. What a voice!

SandraKn64@sandrakn64.bsky.social · last wk.

"Why are you an anti-fascist?" "Out of decency." Marlene Dietrich - civil courage of a German icon in exile ANTI-FASCISM historically does not simply mean being against a political opinion. It refers to the rejection of an ideology that calls into question democracy, human rights, and

Mickey Kuhns@mickeykuhns.bsky.social · 3w ago

Jon Ossoff just responded to reports that Trump plans to declare him an “illegitimate” senator because of nonexistent voter fraud. Every word of this is spot on. Spread it everywhere and support Ossoff!!!

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SandraKn64@sandrakn64.bsky.social · 3w ago

Just read this on Threads: "Honestly what if we all just ignored him on Thursday?" (@attorneyryan) Please just do it. Including no mention of all the lies afterwards. Anywhere. So as not to spread that shit any further. Deprive him of the attention he's seeking.

SandraKn64@sandrakn64.bsky.social · 3w ago

Ey. Why again did I do all these personal growth seminars? All you really need is a kitchen table and a family breakfast. Beats every weekend retreat by a mile. If you decide to embrace it.

SandraKn64@sandrakn64.bsky.social · 4w ago

So Trump now threatens to cut trade with Spain. I don't even care to ask any longer why or what taf happened. There is only one thing: Will you get that vile, senile, corrupt, convicted moron impeached already! It cannot be that you have no possibility to get someone doing harm only & having next to

SandraKn64@sandrakn64.bsky.social · last mo.

Who would have imagined that this photo by Reuters would be the one in the history books for this 4th of July 2026, a day that was meant to celebrate the semiquincentennial - 250 years since the Declaration of Independence was signed. It's allegorical for the state of a country & deeply disturbing.

SandraKn64@sandrakn64.bsky.social · last mo.

Imagine... A church Lit by candles A thousand candles, alone A string quartet Playing songs of Queen and ABBA Songs like Bohemian Rhapsody in its full length, Another One Bites the Dust, Dancing Queen or Waterloo And when it's Mamma Mia everyone is singing along

SandraKn64@sandrakn64.bsky.social · last mo.

5:30 AM, off for a run again. And honestly? It's a great time. Other joggers, dog walkers, barely anyone else out. Everyone's still chill, and even here in the city, people actually greet each other. I♥️ my Munich

SandraKn64@sandrakn64.bsky.social · last mo.

Heute früh um halb 6 zum Joggen - schlafen kannste ja eh nicht bei 27 Grad im Schlafzimmer. Draußen waren es da "nur" 22. Das wird übel heute... Passt gut auf euch auf, auf euch und andere. 😰🙏🧡

SandraKn64@sandrakn64.bsky.social · last mo.

🧵 Landshut, Germany. Fifteen years. Dozens of visits. And today, here, of all places, I stumbled across a New York story I'd never heard. On his farm outside the city, Fritz Koenig, a sculptor, built a 20-ton bronze Sphere for the plaza of the World Trade Center, designed as a deliberate 1/4

The Sphere by Fritz Koenig at Austin J. Tobin Plaza, World Trade Center, New York City. A large bronze globe sculpture sits on a circular fountain base in an open plaza, flanked by red flower beds and concrete benches. The vertical steel-and-glass façade of the Twin Towers rises behind it. The photo appears to be from the 1970s or early 1980s, with the warm, slightly faded tones characteristic of that era.The Sphere by Fritz Koenig amid the rubble of Ground Zero, New York City, in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks. The damaged but intact bronze sculpture rises from a vast field of twisted steel and debris. Behind it, the skeletal remnants of the World Trade Center's façade reach upward through haze and smoke. Construction cranes and rescue workers in yellow vests are visible in the background. The scene captures both devastation and the sculpture's survival.The Sphere by Fritz Koenig at its current location in Liberty Park, adjacent to the World Trade Center site, photographed at night. The damaged bronze sculpture, its surface darkened and dented from September 11, stands in the foreground against the illuminated Manhattan skyline. One World Trade Center rises directly behind it, its spire lit against a deep blue night sky. Autumn trees and low shrubbery surround the base. The contrast between the scarred sculpture and the gleaming new skyscraper makes the image a quiet meditation on loss and rebuilding."Kleine Kugelkaryatide V" (1968) by Fritz Koenig, on display at the König Museum in Landshut, Germany. A small bronze sphere sculpture with the characteristic segmented, interlocking forms of Koenig's work sits atop a white pedestal. The title and year are written on the floor in front of it. In the background to the right, a large rust-colored circular form and a smaller figurative sculpture are partially visible, suggesting a wider retrospective installation. Dramatic uplighting gives the piece a contemplative, almost theatrical atmosphere.