Much as I wish I could write about a gorgeous human window cleaner, I must disappoint some of you and tell you all about my
Author: FrogDiva
Writer, traveler, photographer - channelling the inner thoughts and emotions through the camera lens in homage to life, light, and the soul. These are the musings of a FrogDiva.
Photography and writing are pillars of my soul, and hence, inseparable from my being. The urge to write about what I photograph or match a photograph to my writings are processes that are never far from one another.
Why frogs? They are adaptable creatures who live and survive just about any environment you expose them to. They are short, chubby, not particularly pretty, but carry a wealth of experience with them. I collect them with a passion (the decorative type, not the live ones), and they are a reminder to return to the simplicity and spirituality of my being, but always making the most of each day, savouring every moment.
Kessy’s Diary: Six Weeks and counting!
I would be remiss if I didn’t write an update on Kessy for all those who have been following her progress with such keen interest.
Hidden Treasures: The Sculptures of Simon P. Schrieber
I have had the honour and pleasure of knowing Simon P. Schrieber as sculptor and family friend since 2002. So when I returned to Berlin
Bridges of Berlin: Aalemannkanalbrücke
Tucked away in a corner of Berlin that will remain unknown to tourists exists a tiny place called Hackenfelde, north of Spandau. Now, unless you
Bridges of Berlin: Sechserbrücke
In my quest to discover the most interesting and lesser known bridge of Berlin, I found myself at the Tegel Lake this dreary winter afternoon,
Post-Valentine Sour Grapes
I grew up celebrating Valentine’s Day in full force – both in Mexico and Manila. My parents were both avid believers of the holiday, even
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