:-) - I didn't see the shape of a heart before reading the comments - thank you, donnie, MM and ruimnm!
Joan Elizabeth, kobico, it is indeed a "mushroom" - in German these kinds are called "Schwamm", i.e. sponge. The correct noun may be punk I learned. I guess this one is a very old one, it was huge ( ca. 30cm where it is attached to the log) and it was very firm - almost stone-like.
kobico, it is and it gave me bad dreams. Finished it today. So yes, perhaps I had the need to find a happy quote.
but then she remembered her heart of stone :))
ReplyDeleteIt may be beautiful but very hard to interpret. What am I looking at?
ReplyDeleteA large mushroom with a big heart. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteIs this not one of his horror books, or are you finding happy quotes?
ReplyDeleteSo ... is it a mushroom or a stone?
There's such an art to the photo and the quote. I'm enjoying this series.
ReplyDeleteA broken (he)art!
ReplyDelete:-) - I didn't see the shape of a heart before reading the comments - thank you, donnie, MM and ruimnm!
ReplyDeleteJoan Elizabeth, kobico, it is indeed a "mushroom" - in German these kinds are called "Schwamm", i.e. sponge. The correct noun may be punk I learned. I guess this one is a very old one, it was huge ( ca. 30cm where it is attached to the log) and it was very firm - almost stone-like.
kobico, it is and it gave me bad dreams. Finished it today. So yes, perhaps I had the need to find a happy quote.
Mary Ann, thank you.