Weltweiter Tag des offenen Fensters
Ein Tag für frische Luft, Straßengeräusche, Wetterwechsel, Vorhänge, Nachbarn und die Art, wie ein Raum Teil eines Ortes wird.
Colombia Edition
World Open Window Day leads today's complete edition for Colombia.
Daily Edition
Official observances, world days, local context, and everyday celebrations for people who need something worth reading, sharing, or talking about today.
Ein Tag für frische Luft, Straßengeräusche, Wetterwechsel, Vorhänge, Nachbarn und die Art, wie ein Raum Teil eines Ortes wird.
In Bogotá, your kitchen windowsill holds a pot of aloe vera that gets the morning sun. You water it with the leftover from your coffee mug, and it rewards you with new shoots. A plant on the window is a small green promise that life will keep growing.
In Bogotá, the windowsill holds a pot of geraniums that you've nursed through the misty January chill, their red petals a stubborn splash against the gray. You water them with leftover coffee and trim the dead leaves. A flower on the sill is a quiet rebellion against the fog.
At the lunch counter in La Candelaria, you order a bandera: rice, beans, and a piece of beef. The cook, Doña Rosa, has been serving it for twenty years, and she knows you like it with a fried egg on top. You eat quickly, but you savor the way she asks about your mother.
Sie durchqueren die Gebirgsketten Tadschikistans und begegnen zentralasiatischen Schneeleoparden, Buchara-Hirschen und Marco-Polo-Schafen. Sie stellen fest, dass tadschikische Familien hauptsächlich Pferde, Yaks und Schafe als unverzichtbare Arbeitstiere halten, neben Hunden und Katzen.