All members of the European Union violated their own rules: not to exceed debt of 60% of the GDP and 3% deficit. Even Germany cannot put on an innocent face....(source: bbc.co.uk)
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This is basically a place to let steam off. Sometimes writing down ones thoughts is clearing and healing, giving new impulses. Brie's blog also provides a selection of literary quotations, photos, and life stories that caught my interest and are worth remembering. Sometimes thoughts are presented, encouraging to ponder and perhaps to discuss. Everybody is invited to say hello and share their response.
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