Life Experiences Indonesia - Germany (Traveling, Fashion, Plant, and Food)

eucalyptus wreath made in 2019 Eucalyptus and baby‘s breath are absolutely my favorite. I was inspired to combine them together when l wanted to buy my friend some flowers last year for her birthday.  I was in a flower shop and was quite confused because they were so many different kinds of flowers. All flowers are beautiful, but you want to pick some that go together.  Then my eyes turned to the silver green leaves, „wow that’s wonderful! But l still need some flowers to make it more beautiful.“ I thought to myself.  And after looking at so many flowers, I came to a final decision and    chose baby‘s breath. Wow, just wow. They both looked very pretty! I thought to myself again.  eucalyptus and white baby‘s breath  A month later, l made a flower wreath from different eucalyptus leaves, baby’s breath and evergreen. It looks amazing. See the first picture. You can let a eucalyptus wreath dry. It still looks beautiful. I also still have my eucalyptus wreath from last year ;) in the makin

I think, winter has its own beauty.  Most people love spring or summer. I can understand it. My favorite season is autumn.  In spring or summer when I take a walk, my eyes focus on the beautiful flowers around me or green big trees. In autumn I can’t take my eyes off of all the beautiful leaves outside.  So, when the winter comes, nature is quite empty. It feels cold outside. Leaves have fallen. The trees are bare. Sometimes, there is snow, but sometimes not.  And where are our eyes looking while we take a walk in winter?  I sometimes feel that apartments or big buildings are more visible than in other seasons, because there are no bushy trees anymore.  Okay, but when l walk along the river, nature there is still showing me its own beauty. Just spotting beautiful branches that still grow and have little buds, before their young leaves develop. They look so magical. It blows my mind. „I think, I can do something with them and make them even more beautiful.“ English ivy  The English ivy