Auntie, Sister. Grandmother, Great-Grandmother,
Mother and Wife of German Descent
I've lived in Australia since 1959 together with my husband Peter. We have four children, eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. I started blogging because I wanted to publish some of my childhood memories. I am blogging now also some of my other memories. I like to publish some photos too as well as a little bit of a diary from the present time. Occasionally I publish a story with a bit of fiction in it. Peter, my husband, is publishing some of his stories under berlioz1935.wordpress.com
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6 thoughts on “Kaufhaus des Westens”
Looks like a perfect afternoon excursion, Aunty! (I loooove crusty bread!)
Oh, it was very interesting to spend the afternoon in the KaDeW. I loved the strawberries with fresh cream! I took heaps of pictures on floors 7 and 6.In the end I was quite exhausted. So many different things on offer. Really quite mind boggling.
Some items looked so beautiful we would have loved to buy then, only the price-tags were a bit up-market. To just take pictures was the better choice for us! Some of the breads were rather affordable. There was a huge variety of breads on offer. We also looked at lots of cakes, sweets, small-goods etc., etc.
Thanks for visiting!
All the desserts and cakes on offer are very tempting. How can I resist? I hope I’ll still fit into my clothes when I get back to Australia. Thanks, IT, for your comment.
There’s great danger of over-eating, Noeleen, since there’s such a huge variety of bread on offer as well as heaps of different things to put on your bread. Irresistible!
50 kilo marzipan were used for this. It took 150 working hours to design it!
Looks like a perfect afternoon excursion, Aunty! (I loooove crusty bread!)
Oh, it was very interesting to spend the afternoon in the KaDeW. I loved the strawberries with fresh cream! I took heaps of pictures on floors 7 and 6.In the end I was quite exhausted. So many different things on offer. Really quite mind boggling.
Some items looked so beautiful we would have loved to buy then, only the price-tags were a bit up-market. To just take pictures was the better choice for us! Some of the breads were rather affordable. There was a huge variety of breads on offer. We also looked at lots of cakes, sweets, small-goods etc., etc.
Thanks for visiting!
What an exciting trip. Beautiful pictures. Oh, love the sweets too. I have a weakness for desserts. Have a great day my friend.
All the desserts and cakes on offer are very tempting. How can I resist? I hope I’ll still fit into my clothes when I get back to Australia. Thanks, IT, for your comment.
OH THAT BARK BREAD!! Yum yum YUM. It must have been so wonderful, my gosh, so wonderful…
There’s great danger of over-eating, Noeleen, since there’s such a huge variety of bread on offer as well as heaps of different things to put on your bread. Irresistible!