#Item Shop Munich

[probablyasocialecologist]

Four days before the Hamas attack, the newspaper Ha’aretz published an editorial under the heading ‘Israeli Neo-Fascism Threatens Israelis and Palestinians Alike’. One month earlier 200 Israeli high school students declared their refusal to be conscripted thus: ‘We decided that we cannot, in good faith, serve a bunch of fascist settlers that are in control of the government right now.’ In May, a Ha’aretz editorial opined that the ‘sixth Netanyahu government is beginning to look like a totalitarian caricature. There is almost no move associated with totalitarianism that has not been proposed by one of its extremist members and adopted by the rest of the incompetents it comprises, in their competition to see who can be more fully full fascist,’ while one of its editorialists described an ‘Israeli fascist revolution’ ticking off all items in the checklist, from virulent racism to a contempt for weakness, from a lust for violence to anti-intellectualism.  These recent polemics and prognoses were anticipated by prominent intellectuals like the renowned historian of the far Right Ze’ev Sternhell, who wrote of ‘growing fascism and a racism akin to early Nazism’ in contemporary Israel, or the journalist and peace activist Uri Avnery, who escaped Nazi Germany at age ten, and who, not long before his death in 2018, declared that  the discrimination against the Palestinians in practically all spheres of life can be compared to the treatment of the Jews in the first phase of Nazi Germany. (The oppression of the Palestinians in the occupied territories resembles more the treatment of the Czechs in the “protectorate” after the Munich betrayal.) The rain of racist Bills in the Knesset, those already adopted and those in the works, strongly resembles the laws adopted by the Reichstag in the early days of the Nazi regime. Some rabbis call for a boycott of Arab shops. Like then. The call ‘Death to the Arabs’ (‘Judah verrecke’?) is regularly heard at soccer matches. There is nothing new in the analogy, of course. The likes of Hannah Arendt and Albert Einstein signed a letter to the New York Times in the wake of the Deir Yassin massacre in 1948 decrying Herut (the predecessor to  Netanyahu’s Likud party) as ‘akin in its organization, methods, political philosophy and social appeal to the Nazi and Fascist parties’.

[heterotopian]

The Tale of Two Cities according to Stephi and Heiko - Part 470

Since we had Part 468 for two weeks now, that shows we are definitely getting older and probably in need of some assistance soon. We are lucky to live in a time and age, in which in is easy to get some help when you are getting older.

Hence we are showing you medical supply shops this week. Here, I am not talking about pharmacy where you get your drugs but where you can buy for example sticks or walkers, aids for your home and whatnot.

The first picture shows a medical supply shop from Munich, while the second one a shop in Cologne. Often these supply shops not only sell the needed items at theirs stores but come to your home, give advice what is best suited for your needs and then deliver the supplies. Often these shops are part of a bigger chain with a widespread network that supply private people, senior residencies and hospital.

I hope that none of you is in need of such a medical supply, which is why I am not asking any questions this week.

[pixelglam]

Hi Amelie! I love the aesthetic of your game and builds. You've shared some pictures of a build named "Residences & Shops in Munich, Germany". I have been reeally in love with "multipurpose" builds with more than 1 building in a block like that. I'd like to ask, do you have any tips in building a large "block/street" like that? I'm having a hard time visualizing compatible floorplans. Would you ever be interested in sharing a bit of how you build, like a backstage view of your process? Thank you

Hello! I really appreciate your kind words! I actually answered a question on my building tips and the steps I personally take when starting a build here. In terms of building larger multipurpose lots I actually haven't built anything else like this but here are some more tips that I thought of when building my Munich shops: (these are quite specific but hopefully will still be helpful to you!)

Define the Purpose: Start by deciding the main functions of your build (e.g., apartments, clothing store, office spaces). This will guide your design choices and floorplans.

Entrance Design: Ensure each area has its own entrance. For commercial spaces, a storefront with large windows is inviting, while residential units usually have private entries.

Access: Consider how Sims will move between the different areas. Use staircases or elevators to connect each floor.

Common Areas: For apartment buildings, consider creating shared spaces like a laundry room, lounge, or outdoor area that residents can enjoy and use.

Theme and Branding: Decide on a theme for your store (e.g., clothing, grocery, bakery). This will help everything look and feel cohesive.

Display and Layout: Create displays with items on shelves or counters. Feel free to look up actual floorplans of clothing or grocery stores for realism.

Backroom Storage: Include a small storage area or backroom for employees to manage inventory. This adds realism.

Functional Space (for Offices): Design offices with functional workspaces, including desks, chairs, and meeting areas. Consider creating cubicles or open spaces based on your inspiration photo/idea.

Break Area: Incorporate a break room or lounge where employees can relax. A kitchenette with a coffee maker and snacks can make it more inviting.

Decor: Use office-related decor like filing cabinets, plants, and artwork to make the space feel professional yet comfortable.

Here is an example that might further help you:

Ground Floor: Retail store with a large display area, checkout counter, and storage in the back.

Second Floor: Offices with multiple rooms, including a reception area and meeting room. Ensure there's a small break area for employees.

Third Floor: Apartments with a mix of layouts (one-bedroom and studio units). Each unit can have a small kitchen and living area, with balconies for outdoor space.

[bekkathyst]

Munich Mineral Show Sale - October 25th 2024 Rules & Procedures

Hello friends! Everyone planning to participate in the sale today, please read. This is how everything will work. I’m posting some items I picked at the Munich gem show. I will invoice tonight and after the second day of posting. All orders placed during this multi-day sale will be combined if you buy things on different days and orders will ship next week. And please note that I will be considering all these orders open box orders unless you specify you want me to add shipping! :)

I will start posting items for sale directly here on Tumblr. To claim an item and place your order, do the following:

Reply to the post (those who are unable to reply for whatever reason can reblog) saying “sold” or “mine" with the quantity you’d like to claim. It’s important you do this so we can see who claimed something first in case something sells out.

Keep a list of everything you claim (with the item number for each item). Once you’re done claiming, please message me over the instant messenger.

Include the following information in your message:

Your email address for the invoice, the country you live in (for shipping purposes - we are shipping from Austria), and the list of what you claimed (with the item numbers). Also please let me know if you want your order to be *open box* or *ready to ship*. “Open box” simply means you want us to hang onto your items after you pay so that you can continue to add things from future sales so everything can be shipped together for convenience 😊

Shipping to Europe is $12

Shipping elsewhere is $15

For extra-large packages, shipping is $20

Be sure to send your info at the end of the sale or whenever you’re sure you’re done claiming.

Invoicing will be done through my online shop “Bekkathyst” - the invoice gets sent to your email and you get the option to pay with a PayPal account or with a credit or debit card. You don’t need to have a PayPal account to pay.

Please pay as soon as possible so we can continue to shop for new inventory at the show :)

Unfortunately due to problems we have encountered before - if you claim items and then at the end of the sale and either don’t respond to your invoice or never message, you will be blocked.

If you decide you’re backing out of a claim before the sale is over, message me so that I can delete your comment. Please try to avoid doing this. Thank you!

We now offer an “open box” option in which you can continue to keep your order open (aka have us not ship it yet) for future sales so everything can be shipped together once you’re ready. When you send your info please don’t forget to let me know if you’d like your order to be *open box* or *ready to ship*. Thank you!! 🙏

For all items that are marked random selection, you may make a request for a specific piece and we will do our best to honor your request, but it is not always possible. Please keep that in mind :)

Any questions? Feel free to ask! I hope you’ll join us and have lots of fun!

[gavirae]

42 tbps • wusiala wip

a new fic idea I’ve been planning for a while. Pastry chef flo who doesn’t know much about anything or anyone outside of his circle and jamal an upcoming bayern star who takes a liking to the resident baker. still in progress here’s a snippet

The air outside carried the earthy tang of rain, lingering in cracks and crevices like a memory on the cobbled streets of Munich. The sky above stretched in long ribbons of grey, draping the city in a hushed stillness that felt almost sacred. Flo always liked mornings like this—the kind that slowed the world down just enough for him to breathe and sort everything out before the bustle of crowds came streaming in.

The patisserie felt warmer on days like this, the glow of the overhead lights making the fogged window panes appear soft and dreamlike, as if the world outside had been painted in watercolors. Inside, the air was thick with the scent of vanilla and caramelized sugar, wrapping around Flo like an old friend. It made the quiet feel less empty.

At the counter, rows of fruit tarts gleamed under the soft golden light, their glossy surfaces catching faint reflections of the room. A fresh tray of Nussecken sat cooling behind him, their chocolate-dipped edges still soft and glossy, the pieces laid out in uneven rows. Flo liked it that way—imperfect but inviting.

He brushed the last traces of flour from his apron and glanced at the clock. Almost time to open.

Near the register, Juliane sat with one leg folded beneath her, flipping lazily through the newspaper she brought every morning from the train station. She wasn’t reading it, not really. Her eyes kept drifting to the window, watching raindrops slide down the glass in slow trails.

“You made the strudel today, right?” she asked without looking up, as if she already knew the answer.

Flo leaned back against the counter, arms crossing over his chest. “Like always. If I didn’t you’d be the first to start complaining.”

She peeked over the top of the paper, a sly smile tugging at her lips. “At least you know me well.”

There was a beat of silence until the bell over the door chimed softly, cutting through the low hum of the patisserie.

Flo’s eyes flicked up by instinct, but the man who stepped inside wasn’t a regular. He was tall, with dark curls half-hidden beneath a cap pulled low over his forehead. His jacket looked slightly too big for him, hands shoved deep into the pockets. He hesitated just inside the entrance, dragging the bottom of his boots over the welcome doormat to dry off the remnants of the outside weather. His eyes scanned the room like he wasn’t sure if he belonged here.

Tourist, Flo thought. They drifted in sometimes, especially when the rain chased people off the main streets.

“Morning,” Flo greeted, stepping behind the register flattening the tail of his apron.

The guy’s gaze lingered on the pastry case, narrowing slightly as if trying to decipher what was behind the glass.

“Morning,” he said after a beat, his German accented—just enough to catch Flo’s ear. “Uh… I’ll take whatever’s good.”

Flo raised a brow, shifting his weight against the counter. “That’s not how this works. You have to pick.” If you asked Flo, everything in the shop was good.

The guy let out a soft laugh looking away at the sweet items and meeting Flo’s gaze for a second. “Yeah, see, the thing is… I don’t know what half of these are. I just want something sweet.”

Juliane lowered her paper slowly, watching the exchange with poorly hidden amusement.

Flo suppressed a sigh, leaning over the display case. He tapped the glass lightly, pointing to the neat row of pastries. “Start simple. Apfelstrudel, Nussecken, or Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte if you’re feeling brave.”

The guy’s head tilted slightly, eyes catching on the tarts. “I’ll take… one of those.”

Flo glanced up. “The Himbeertarte?”

“I don’t know. The red one.”

Flo’s lips twitched despite himself. “Right. One red tart, coming up.”

Juliane’s quiet chuckle didn’t escape him as he boxed the pastry, folding the paper with practiced ease.

“That’ll be 4,20,” Flo said, sliding the box toward him.

The guy shifted, patting his pockets like he’d forgotten how money worked. After an awkward moment of fumbling, he produced a handful of coins—more than necessary—and crumpled cash that looked like it had gone through the wash.

“Sorry, I—uh, here,” he said, holding out the entire handful, as if letting Flo sort through it would somehow speed things along.

Flo stared at it for a second, unsure whether to be amused or mildly concerned. Slowly, he began counting, plucking the right coins from the disorganized mess in the man’s palm.

“Bit much,” Flo muttered under his breath, dropping the rest of the change back into the guy’s hand.

The man hesitated. “Keep it. For the next one.”

Flo blinked. “You sure?”

“Yeah. Or tip. I don’t know.” The guy smiled, and it wasn’t sheepish this time—just easy, like he didn’t mind.

Flo shrugged, sliding the extra change into the tip jar by the register. His gaze flickered back toward Juliane, whose smirk had only deepened.

“Anything else?” Flo asked, trying to ignore her stare.

The guy’s eyes drifted back to the display case, as if something else had caught his attention.

“Actually—can I get five more things?”

Flo’s hand stilled halfway to the jar. “Five?”

The guy nodded, resting his elbows lightly against the counter. “Yeah. Whatever you like best.”

Flo gave him a skeptical look. “You don’t even know what they are.”

The man grinned again, leaning in slightly. “Doesn’t matter. You look like you know what you’re doing.”

Flo huffed softly but started pulling pastries from the case, carefully boxing them up one by one.

Juliane watched, chin resting on her hand as she elbowed the newspaper aside. Her expression said everything she wasn’t saying out loud.

As the guy left, balancing the box under his arm, Flo caught the faint creak of Juliane’s chair as she stood, stretching lazily.

“You didn’t know who that was, did you?” she asked, voice laced with barely contained laughter.

Flo barely glanced at her. “A customer.”

She snorted softly. “Oh, Flo. Sometimes I think you live under a rock.”

“What’s that supposed to mean?”

“Nothing.” Juliane grabbed her coat, the lingering grin never leaving her face. “I’ll see you tomorrow. Enjoy your day.”

Flo frowned, watching her disappear into the back kitchen.

He didn’t think much of it.

The rest of the morning passed in the same quiet rhythm—kneading dough, humming softly to the patter of rain against the windowpanes.

Lemme know what you think about this

[greensolsikke]

After spamming y'all with my gig pics (haha), here's another try on a gig report:

Joker Out in Munich Strom, 26.03.24

- I arrived rather "late" for queueing, at 15 o'clock. Got nr. 50 general access, which was more than fine. The queuing people were really nice and lots of bracelets and fan art were exchanged.

- the weather conditions were so much better than in Cologne and the venue had way more infrastructure around (restaurants, shops with toilets).

- the venue itself is rather small. The stage was packed with the four boys in the front. Jure wasn't easy to spot ☹️ but no barricade!

- Sector 5 and JC Stewart were performing really well. People were singing along and cheered.

- Kris seemed to be on better terms health wise. He smiled and was more expressive with his face.

- they were given lots of gifts and crowns. Unfortunately, there's still people throwing stuff on stage. One item even hit Jan 😳 Guys, don't do it, please!

- besides the regular tracks, they played Omamljeno Telo (😍) and Barve Oceana. New songs were Sta Bih Ja and Schlager

- At some point, Nace circled around Jan and he kept on pirouetting

- Not to forget the ALMOST kiss of Kris and Nace: Kris was grabbing Nace's white button-down and shook him affectionately. While pulling him close, his face got super close to Nace's.

- UM was done without Bojan in the crowd. He tried keeping it short, kinda, but... Well... Lots of Slovenian versions, one from a child from the crowd, a Finnish one, German and Swiss-German.

- Jan and Nace were snickery hubbies again. In Cologne, Jan wore a white shirt, in Munich it was Nace. I'll just leave that information for you

- All in all, it was a good and joyous concert.

- After the concert, the boys had headed to the bus quite quickly. Jan was seen shortly, but other than that mainly Kiki and Dean. They have a gig in Milano today so they probably had/wanted to leave early.

- But that gave us time for a spontaneous Tumblr meeting. It was so lovely to talk and interact with you 🫶

[charlotteswebbbbb]

What's the vibe? #62

MyTheresa are probably one of the only e-tailers to say they're making quite big leaps in profit. "The Munich-based luxury e-tailer’s net sales jumped 18 percent to €234 million ($253 million) in its fiscal third quarter that ended in March. It expects net sales for the year to grow as much as 13 percent to €869 million"

+ "Mytheresa’s steady rise in sales has been attributed to the retailer’s ability to differentiate its offering from competitors. In the third quarter, it released exclusive capsule collections with Gucci, Bottega Veneta, Loewe and Brunello Cucinelli. The company also focuses on wooing its top spending clients with special events — a recent example is a 24-hour event with Paris-based label Courrèges in Shanghai for top clients that included a brand exhibition, a meeting with the brand’s creative director Nicolas Di Felice and a private dinner."

Alongside that they're thinking of acquiring Yoox-Net-A-Porter. But we'll see.

Cannes is on right now so here's my top films which I'm predicting will be big over the next year....Furiosa to start with, but it's a big budget film directed by so to be expected.

The Shrouds (dir David Cronenberg)

Kinds of Sadness (dir Yorgos Lanthimos)

The Substance (dir. Coralie Fargeat)

The Balconettes (dir Noemie Merlant)

High fashion strategy of appealing to the young when you’re an old maison!

So Chanel has a Timothee Chamalet ad, directed by Martin Scorsese! Cinema!

Dior Ambassador Rosalía!

Louis Vuitton doing a Federer + Nadal ad

Weddings being more niche and unique than ever:

SSense launching their wedding campaign with the cutest couples has me thinking. Vogue wedding announcements are nice but this isn't similar. This is the unconventional and so are the designers in their edit - Chopova, Shushu/Tong and Anna Sui re-edits from the past.

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^ From 2021

Weddings being a big business means that wedding dresses aren't necessarily applicable in every edit. They can be from ready-to-wear or custom. Younger generations are finding it easier to splurge on a designer dress more than ever, especially from a much more independent designer. They want the unique, something that someone else doesn't have.

I'm sure this is also applicable to wedding destinations also - putting this alongside maybe the rise of Luna Luna fake weddings, Usher getting married at Elvis chapel in Vegas, having custom photo booths and 7 outfits. (See New Yorker Gia Kuan)

Anything else:

Losing it with Blackbird Spyplane this week....

Ending the piece with: "And remember that a ravenous desire for cool clothes is tight so long as you keep it “gourmand” mode and avoid slipping into “glutton” mode, where, in the throes of a boundless acquisitive frenzy, you keep shoving food down your face without even tasting it, without thinking about how it got on your plate — without ever stopping to consider whether you’re enjoying it or not."

[spicevillagesblog]

The Benefits of Choosing Indian Groceries Online

One of the most appealing aspects of ordering Indian groceries online is the variety available. Local supermarkets in Germany often have a limited selection when it comes to specialty ingredients like Indian spices, specific rice types, or regional snacks. Ordering online from a Indian grocery store online Germany provides you with access to a wider array of products that meet your exact needs, from cooking essentials to treats that remind you of home.

How Online Stores Ensure Authenticity and Quality

When it comes to international groceries, quality and authenticity matter greatly. Many online Indian stores in Germany make a strong effort to import products directly from India, ensuring you get authentic flavors and ingredients. These online stores typically partner with trusted suppliers to source fresh spices, grains, and other ingredients that are essential for Indian cooking. This dedication to quality means you can feel confident that you’re cooking with genuine Indian ingredients.

Fast and Reliable Delivery Services

The process of ordering groceries online has evolved to be fast and reliable, particularly for international foods. Whether you’re in Berlin, Munich, or even a smaller town in Germany, most online Indian stores offer quick and dependable delivery. For example, several India shop Berlin options offer delivery throughout Germany, which means you can access your favorite ingredients no matter where you are. The efficient delivery services reduce the need to hunt down specialized ingredients in local stores, which may not always carry them.

Affordable Prices and Discounts

Shopping online for Indian groceries often brings an additional benefit: competitive prices. Many online stores are able to offer lower prices than physical stores, especially on bulk purchases. Additionally, online stores frequently provide seasonal discounts, loyalty rewards, or special deals, making it affordable to keep your pantry stocked with essential Indian ingredients. Some stores even offer the convenience of Indian grocery online free shipping when you reach a minimum purchase amount, adding to your savings.

Specialty Indian Grocery Stores in Berlin

Berlin is home to a number of specialty Indian stores where you can find unique items, but visiting them in person can be challenging for busy schedules. Ordering from an India store Berlin online lets you enjoy the variety of a specialty shop with the convenience of home delivery. This option is ideal if you’re looking for hard-to-find ingredients, as these stores often carry a curated selection of spices, snacks, and cooking essentials specifically catered to Indian cuisine enthusiasts.

Tips for a Smooth Online Grocery Shopping Experience

To make the most of your online shopping experience, here are a few quick tips:

Make a List: Know exactly what ingredients you need to avoid last-minute impulse purchases.

Check Product Details: Look for product descriptions, especially for spices and perishables, to ensure you’re buying the quality and variety you prefer.

Compare Prices: Different online stores may offer similar products at varying prices, so a quick comparison can help you find the best deal.

Look for Delivery Deals: Many stores provide free or reduced shipping costs on larger orders, so consider buying in bulk to save.

Enjoying Indian Cuisine in Germany Has Never Been Easier

With online options available, enjoying a flavorful Indian meal has never been easier for residents of Germany. From traditional staples to unique regional ingredients, you can find everything you need through trusted online stores. This convenience allows you to experiment with new recipes, try different flavors, and bring a piece of India into your home kitchen with ease.

Conclusion

For anyone craving authentic Indian flavors in Germany, online shopping provides a reliable and accessible solution. With a wide selection of quality products, competitive pricing, and convenient delivery, you can enjoy the taste of India without leaving home. Explore your options at spicevillage.eu to experience the best in online Indian groceries and make cooking at home more exciting and flavorful!

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[umichenginabroad]

WEEK 0: PREPPING FOR PRAGUE

Dobrý den! My name is Jules Hwang, and I’m a rising sophomore majoring in industrial and operations engineering. I’m so excited to share my adventures through my blog as I study abroad in Prague for 8 weeks! This will be my first time in Europe, so I can’t wait to immerse myself in Czech culture, try European foods, travel to other countries, and meet so many new people. 

I tackled my packing process two days before my flight with my best friends: packing cubes and a packing list. I am a chronic overpacker and love to shop, so I wanted to make sure I leave enough room for shopping a ton in Europe. Originally, my goal was to bring a big checked-in bag and a backpack, but my scale failed me and I had to delegate my 24 extra pounds of clothes to another carry-on suitcase. Since Europeans dress up a little more, I’ve been shopping in LA (my hometown) for the past month. Some other random items that I purchased for my travels include luggage tags, a digital camera (so excited to use this), a compact vanity mirror, and travel-sized toiletries. 

Packing cubes for my clothes and first photo on my digi cam.

Once I land in Prague, I head straight to my housing in Prague 2! My program provides housing, so I got assigned an apartment with four other girls who go to Michigan. We coordinated rooming together and met up at school before the semester ended. My goal for the day after I arrive is to go shopping with my roomies and get stuff for our apartment, like groceries and regular-sized toiletries.

Other things I did to prepare for my study abroad experience are learn basic Czech phrases and save places that I want to go to. I downloaded Duolingo to help me learn a little Czech, and wow it’s a hard language (like really hard). I’ve heard that most locals speak English, so I don’t think it’ll be too difficult to get by without knowing Czech. A must for me was saving restaurant and cafe spots in Prague since I'm a huge foodie. Before every meal, I will always whip out my phone without fail to photograph the food (phone eats first!!). On Google Maps, I just created a folder and saved a bunch of popular eateries that I found on Youtube, TikTok, and from my friends’ recs who have been to Prague. A huge goal of mine this summer is to travel to as many European countries as possible! Taking a weekend trip to Copenhagen or staying at a hostel in Barcelona will definitely be on my future itinerary.

I just finished writing this blog post as they called my boarding group here at LAX. I have a layover in Munich, Germany, and then I’ll be in Prague in no time. Thanks for reading my first post, and stay tuned for some amazing Prague content!

Loading up the car with some help (aka one of my cutie dogs). && My comfy go-to airport fit.

Jules Hwang

Industrial and Operations Engineering

Engineering in Prague

[kmp78]

"Well I def hadn't seen those shoes on him in yeeeears and now suddenly he's constantly in them. 🤷🏼‍♀️🤭"

Of course he's obsessed with them. Free stuff from his new buddy Rick Owens

https://www.farfetch.com/shopping/women/rick-owens-high-top-leather-sneakers-item-22499624.aspx?rtype=web_pdp_stl_io&rmodule=shop_the_look&rid=0f6e5d7a-201a-4c54-9115-fa7b4bd317d1&rpos=3&rorank=1&lpos=1

Same with the Cape he wore in Munich

https://www.farfetch.com/shopping/women/rick-owens-zip-front-silk-coat-item-22640594.aspx?storeid=13751

And his zippy Cargo Pants

https://www.farfetch.com/shopping/men/rick-owens-bauhaus-cargo-trousers-item-22532403.aspx?storeid=13537

He should wear the Thigh-High Platform Boots from the MTV awards🕺💃 Since he's Oldred now he would only break his neck abd several other bones!

Should have known... 😂😎

[kellstreasures]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Vintage Royal Munich Hand Painted Floral Porcelain Bowl - Artist Signed.

[heterotopian]

The Tale of Two Cities according to Stephi and Heiko - Part 468

This week we show you one of the maybe most important business in the country and probably the world: the delivery business. And we picked one of the best know firm in Germany that operates worldwide and has its headquarters close to Cologne in Bonn.

In all over Germany you will not only see shops that not only trade in packages and their delivery but also other items. But you will most probably not be able to leave the house and go into the city on a workday without seeing one of them yellow vans that deliver packages from early in the morning until 10 pm.

If you are not at home, your package will most likely be sent to one of them shops where you have to pick it up within seven days. You are lucky when there is a real shop that can be seen from far away thanks to the yellow color. But often your packages will be sent to a smaller venue, maybe a kiosk.

We decided to show you the shops that can be seen from afar, the first picture being from Munich, the second one from Cologne.

Now it’s time for you to admit hw many packages are delivered to you within a week.

[vectorkhazana]

Instant Download Digital File: This listing is a digital download only, No physical items will be sent Due to digital download no refund or exchange available

This listing is for the image files as shown in the listing photos for your project like t-shirt, sticker vinyl decals, printables, iron-on transfer, cards, cutting machine, clipart, party decor, printing, and many more !! You Will Get 1 zip file after payment

[bekkathyst]

Such neat things in the works that I want to talk about:

~ first, we have a great opportunity right now to buy a special edition mystery box where you can request us to shop for things while we're at the massive international gem show in Munich in the next week! The mystery boxes with the full explanation are here.

~ second, I will be having a Halloween themed crystal sale directly on my tumblr this weekend, and the orders from that will ship after we get back from Munich. That way if we post some things from Munich, we can combine orders. (*this will happen as long as my shipment doesn’t get delayed for some reason, I’m supposed to receive it on Thursday 🙈)

~ third, to get ready and make space for all of this, I'll be posting some clearance items on my stories on Instagram this week. This labradorite here is available on clearance right now 😉

That should be it! Any questions, feel free to ask 🙏🥰

[seleuss]

SELEUSS - SPECIAL CHOCOLATE TRUFFLE COLLECTION

BATCH V26

SELEUSS - SPECIAL COLLECTION - V26

This special chocolate truffle collection contains the following:

ROSA KATOPODIS (ROSE PETAL INFUSED)

BRAZILIAN ORGANIC HONEY

ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL (HONEY)

GUAVA PASSION FRUIT

MUCHEN 26% (MUNICH 36%)

SCHWARZ: XOCO 84% (NON-DAIRY)

EIREANN D'OR: GLENCARA IRISH CREAM

VANILLA# - FIREWEED HONEY & SPICED RUM

LA DOLCE COCONUT (NON-DAIRY)

IDA'S RASPBERRIES

GRAND MARNIER

PICCO NOCCI - HAZELNUT GIANDUJA

CONTAINS: Soy, Milk, gluten and RESIDUAL ALCOHOL (some of the PRODUCTS CONTAINS LIQUOR AND THE ALCOHOL CONTENT IS ONE PERCENT (1%) OR LESS OF THE WEIGHT OF THE PRODUCT. EXEMPTIONS UNDER: rcw 66.12.160).  This product is processed in a facility that contains milk, wheat, hazelnuts, almonds, peanuts, cashews and other nuts.  [ does not contain: caramel, corn syrup, tapioca syrup, food coloring, OR palm oil* ]  *EXCEPT IN NON-DAIRY VARIETIES.

STORAGE: [PERISHABLE ITEM] Please refrigerate chocolates in an airtight container or plastic bag. 

PREPARATION: For best results, please allow chocolates to equalize to room temperature of between 68-72°F (~20-22°C) for approximately 10-15 minutes; depending on ambient room temperature and in an airtight environment to prevent moisture condensation on the surface of the chocolates.  Thank you and enjoy!

[seleusscollection]

SELEUSS - SPECIAL COLLECTION - V26

This special chocolate truffle collection contains the following:

ROSA KATOPODIS (ROSE PETAL INFUSED)

BRAZILIAN ORGANIC HONEY

ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL (HONEY)

GUAVA PASSION FRUIT

MUCHEN 26% (MUNICH 36%)

SCHWARZ: XOCO 84% (NON-DAIRY)

EIREANN D'OR: GLENCARA IRISH CREAM

VANILLA# - FIREWEED HONEY & SPICED RUM

LA DOLCE COCONUT (NON-DAIRY)

IDA'S RASPBERRIES

GRAND MARNIER

PICCO NOCCI - HAZELNUT GIANDUJA

CONTAINS: Soy, Milk, gluten and RESIDUAL ALCOHOL (some of the PRODUCTS CONTAINS LIQUOR AND THE ALCOHOL CONTENT IS ONE PERCENT (1%) OR LESS OF THE WEIGHT OF THE PRODUCT. EXEMPTIONS UNDER: rcw 66.12.160).  This product is processed in a facility that contains milk, wheat, hazelnuts, almonds, peanuts, cashews and other nuts.  [ does not contain: caramel, corn syrup, tapioca syrup, food coloring, OR palm oil* ]  *EXCEPT IN NON-DAIRY VARIETIES.

STORAGE: [PERISHABLE ITEM] Please refrigerate chocolates in an airtight container or plastic bag. 

PREPARATION: For best results, please allow chocolates to equalize to room temperature of between 68-72°F (~20-22°C) for approximately 10-15 minutes; depending on ambient room temperature and in an airtight environment to prevent moisture condensation on the surface of the chocolates.  Thank you and enjoy!