Farm egg, spring onion butter, radish.
Coming Soon: New .Blog Domains for Websites
Pretty stoked about this, can’t wait to switch this site to obenland.blog…
For more than a decade, the word “blog” has been synonymous with “your home on the web.” And since 2005, WordPress.com has been proud to help you create a unique space that is all yours.
Now we’re excited to announce a brand new way to create a unique identity for your website: .blog, a top-level domain extension that will let you create a customized name and web address for your site.
A name that’s all yours
Just like .com before it, .blog is clear and accessible, and it creates millions of fresh, new options for naming your blog. It’s the perfect place to build your home on the web.
The .blog domains are coming this year — sign up here get notified when they become available. We’ll be offering them to all websites — you won’t need to have a WordPress or WordPress.com site to purchase one.
Why .blog?
For years, .com was the dominant…
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Served atop apricot gel, topped with Graham cracker streusel, candied pears & walnuts
Goat Cheese Cheesecake
Plum + Spilt Milk is the Great Northern Hotel’s restaurant and like everything else about this hotel, I love it. Amazing food, great service, and this interior.
Plum + Spilt Milk
My CrossFit Open 2016
I didn’t sign up for my first open until only a few minutes before the first workout was announced. I didn’t feel like I would be anywhere near in shape enough to compete with others. Heck, ten months into CrossFit, it was still something special for me to do a workout as prescribed at all! But the option to do all Open workouts in their scaled versions, to represent my gym, and also to compete with CrossFitters I know outside my box, made it appealing enough for me to do it.
The cities of Ravensburg and Weingarten. It took me a while to recognize them as the inflight map was not accurate.
The Bodanrück, the peninsula that gives Lake Constance its characteristic shape. You can see old town Constance to the left, Isle of Reichenau to the top, and Isle of Mainau in the center.
From left to right: The towns of Dettingen, Wallhausen, and Dingelsdorf. I used to live in Wallhausen between age 2 and 6.
Kaltbrunn, the town I most of my years growing up, between the ages 6 and 17.
While I didn’t get the chance to take closer pictures of Constance, we had a great view over Radolfzell.
By sheer coincidence I happened to look out the window when we passed the Rhine Falls. I’ve never been there in person, but it looked so cool from the air that I want to change that soon.
On my way from Istanbul to Zurich I got the chance to snap some pictures from the area I grew up in, Lake Constance. I got lucky in that there was no cloud cover, so I was able to take a few blurry pictures with my iPhone camera.
Konstantin Obenland 