Seelenfeld

The 18th of July we arrived at Hanover airport where my parents, Inge (short for Ingeborg) and Helmut,

and my niece, Nele,

welcomed us. After an hours drive we arrived in Seelenfeld, my home village. I grew up in this tiny, tiny village and lived there until I was 21. About 300 people live in Seelenfeld and the closest mid-size town, Minden (80.000 inhabitants), is about 25 km away. Around Seelenfeld there are many small villages and the typical German country life (what ever that means) predominates.

The house where my parents live is quite big.

It used to be a farmhouse but it was rebuilt by my father, a passionate professional and private builder, during many years and now the house seems like a labyrinth. In fact, people have got lost there!!! Since there is enough room for several families in the house, my sister Andrea and her husband Michaėl

and their, for the most of the time, adorable kids, Nele and Joss, and their cat, Lotti,
live there too.

We enjoyed spending time together, talking, laughing, partying, playing, babysitting, singing, screaming, swimming, shopping, eating etc. See yourself!!!!

Thanks for a wonderful time!!!!

Love,

Sabrina and Fredrik