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May 25, 2008 in art, highlights, life, parking, people by Bettina Wohlgemuth
Vincent van Gogh is art, right?! PICASSO is art, no doubt! Oh, and that guy with those ‘I-am-running-away-just-for-fun’ clocks – what’s his name? Salvador Dalí!
PEOPLE, you are thinking WAY TOO sophisticated and WAY TOO serious!
I would say PARKING is an art!
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August 1, 2008 in life, love, people, relationship, social science, thoughts
(to girls and boys) I am sure each and everyone of you has been „struck“ by this beautiful and overwhelming feeling at least once in your lives. Beautiful and overwhelming?! Yeah, sure! It …
July 3, 2008 in apple, highlights, life, love, luxury, music, relationship, short story, thoughts
I was wondering whether you have ever considered inventing an “Apple Family of the Year” Award I am asking because my family – being my hubby-to-be, our unborn baby (due at the beginning …
July 3, 2008 in life, people, racism, social science, stereotypes
Having Nader take some pepto-bismol?! I like that idea! First of all, talking white? Talking black? Where are we? 19something? Second of all, …
July 2, 2008 in life, people, students
I do get those “students gone wild” parties on campus, I do get masses of booze being gulped down like there was no tomorrow and I certainly do get young adults wanting to sleep …
June 16, 2008 in drama, highlights, life, love, luxury, people, relationship, social science, stereotypes
You lose yourself in dreams about coming home and falling into his arms [He is, of course, just waiting for you to enter your “temple of love” (aka apartment)]. You are dreaming up some …
Bettina Wohlgemuth received her graduate degree in German and English Teaching from the Alpen Adria University in Klagenfurt and currently she is a Ph.D. candidate. She functions as a project collaborator at the Language Testing Center of the University of Klagenfurt.
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