@AmiW It was a treasure bag, we played that game often, and I was too good at it, to the dismay of my fellows, who after loosing their most precious marbles, refused playing, but well, I needed a second bag which held the most unscratched that I've won, the others I exchanged for other toy stuff or comics, and no, I did not follow the path of a trader or gambler later in life. 🤣
@Unknowable These are wonderful memories. I used to play with my father's glass marbles. They were practically inherited. 😄 He took it very seriously and didn't want to give them away at first. We just played for fun. Marbles, Chinese jump rope, hide-and-seek..., hopscotch, jumping rope, climbing trees.... I don't think any of that exists anymore. Only soccer has survived. 😁⚽
@AmiW 😆 I am allergic against that game where a bunch of obscenely overpaid, testosterone loaded half-brains chase a ball, in fact anything considered mass hysteria doesn't sit too well with me.
May I ask, looking at your account, which I got stuck into despite having untaken care for stuff on my desk, story of my life🤭 , are you native German or English speaking?
@AmiW 😄 I guessed that, was just a hunch. I used to do photography, are you shooting these walls yourself? How comes you are so fascinated by murals? Umm, If I am asking to many questions, I apologize, that's my nature after all, curiosity is my second name.
@Unknowable Oh no. The photos are mostly of the artists themselves, if not, I add the photographer. I used to work with street artists myself. But that was a long time ago. Unfortunately, I don't get to travel that often anymore. But I want the artist's name to be on the photo and not just street art or Banksy. So now I will say goodbye, because woman is too hungry. I wish you a nice evening 😘
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