All my Lenses Great and Small
While writing this lens and putting all my lenses together I could not avoid looking back to the beginning. I had heard about Squidoo and decided to give it a try. (I always like to try out new things: new software, new gadgets and so on). I am not the one who reads loads of handbooks before getting to work; in this case I think I really should have read all those important and helpful lenses about how to make a good squidoo lens.
Anyhow I was lucky - I got an invitation from the RocketMoms to join Session #3. I learned a lot during those eight weeks of lens-writing. In addition to that I got hooked on Squidoo. After having finished that session successfully I decided to throw myself into the slightly frenzy enterprise of going for Giant Squid. 50 lenses till the end of 2009!
I don't know if I will really make it. But even if I won't reach that magic number I will have fun and pleasure with turning ideas into lenses.
Travels and Photos
I live in Berlin, and some people say you have to look at your hometown like a tourist to discover the beauty of it. I made the experience that walking around with my camera taught me to see new things.
In June 2009 I made a one week travel through the three Baltic countries Estonia, Lithuania and Litvia. I shot so many pictures that it took me weeks to get them on flickr.
Making lenses on Squidoo for is a beautiful way to add words to my photos.
My Travel lenses on Berlin and Bavaria
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Berlin, the capital of Germany
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Are you planning to visit Berlin? I have been living in Berlin since 1981, when the wall was still standing. I lived in Berlin, when the wall came down, and people from East Berlin were getting into the western parts of the city and people left the w...
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Berlin, the Green City
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Berlin offers more than the usual places for tourists. On a hot summer day you can have a swim either in the Tegel Lake, Or in the Lake Wannsee. You can spend hours in one of the numerous parks of Berlin, reading a book or watching other people. I sh...
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The Gardens of the World in Berlin
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Are you interested in garden culture? Not only in the European gardens, but also on Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Oriental Gardens? You don't have to travel around the world, you can have all of them in one place: in Berlin. "The Gardens of the World...
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Bad Tölz and Upper Bavaria
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You like to hike or climb? You are interested in baroque churches and monasteries? You like to sit in a beergarden, eating delicious food and drinking that refreshing beer they call "Weißbier"? You like to go through little villages with hundreds of...
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The Day of German Unity
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Since the year 1990, the year of German reunification, Germany has been celebrating a national holiday on October 3rd. In addition to the traditional celebrations in Berlin, the capital of Germany, there will be a citizens' festival in Saarbrücken, s...
A Travel lens about the Three Baltic Countries
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The three Baltic States Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia
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In June 2009 I traveled through the three Baltic States Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. I was a member of a tour group and we had only one week to go from Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, to Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. Everyday we saw something...
Art and Artists
Enjoying Art
Painting and drawing belongs to the hobbies which I practice when the time allows it. It took me a few spoonfuls of those little red courage pills to make a lens out of my art "products". And I very much hope that the fact that I put those two lenses together in one category does not make you think that I put myself on the same level with that famous artist of the 16th century!
Lenses on Art
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Michelangelo's David
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A sked to write a lens about my favorite decade I did not chose the 70es of the 20th century with their wild music and their free life. I did not chose any time during the 20th century. You must know I am crazy about history, and I am fascinated by...
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Animals and Landscapes
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I have been drawing since I was a young girl. I liked horses, so I did drawings of them. I always had big problems with drawing people and therefore did not like to do that, but I loved to draw animals. Unfortunately for me art lessons at school taug...
Classical Music
Of all the classical composers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is one of my favorites. But I also like the music of Joseph Haydn.
Lenses on Composers of Classical Music
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was one of the most productive composers of his time. I present to you some of his most famous pieces - one of his violin concertos, one of his operas, the Abduction from the Seraglio, one piece of chamber music (The famous Kl...
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Joseph Haydn
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Joseph Haydn was born in 1732 and died in 1809. He belongs to the most famous composers of the classical period. A life-long resident of Austria, Haydn spent much of his career as a court musician for the wealthy Hungarian aristocratic Esterhazy...
Discovering the World of Zazzle
My Selling Lenses
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Special Calendars and Greeting Cards
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Whenever I visit Zazzle I have to drag myself away from it. Okay, you find a lot of not-so-well-designed things there, things I would not dare to show any of my friends, let alone the world wide public. But you can spend hours browsing through perfec...
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Mousepads for Lovers of Classical Music
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A mousepad is something which is to be used daily. So it has to have a certain quality. Zazzle products have. But that's only one side of the coin. You cannot avoid looking at them now and then. And why should mousepads not be a joy to look at? T...
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Zazzle Mugs for Mozart lovers
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You love Mozart? Or you know somebody who loves his music? You are looking for a nice Christmas present, but that person you are thinking of has got his or her shelves already full of Mozart discs? What about going to Zazzle and buying one of the Moz...
Some lenses about Yours Truly
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My way from Baby Squid to RocketMom
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During my travels through the interwebs I met a very impressive woman full of energy, Barbara. We have been communicating via Twitter for quite some time now. She gets up very early in the morning, and every day I am looking forward to her "Cof...
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My Top Ten Favorite Activities
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Well, there are activities in my daily life which are important because without them I would not be able to live: eat, drink, fetch food, sleep. I don't mean those. What I will tell you about in this lens are activities which I need in order to be ha...
Old Westerns and a Famous Director
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John Ford, the Famous Director of Westerns
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I love those good old films, and I love those good old westerns with John Wayne, Richard Widmark, Dean Martin, James Steward, Gary Cooper and with Maureen O'Hara. Actually I watched one of those films a few days ago on German Cable TV. The orig...
Lenses which have to do with Squidoo
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From some ideas to the final lens
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I have joined Squidoo in May 2009 and wrote this lens to help you writing yours. This lens is my 16th lens. It is more or less based on the experiences I made when writing my 15th lens, a lens on the famous American director, John Ford....
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Squidoo Community: It is a take and give!
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I created this lens because I have been treated very well by the Squidoo community. A lot of people took the time to comment on my lenses the last days, people who are lensmasters themselves. Instead of working on their lenses they hopped over to my...
Miscellaneous lenses
Most of the following lenses I made as assignments while graduating for RocketMoms. One of the lenses, the lens on Time Management, I rather would have left out, because it is one of my very early ones and not very good. But that would have been kind of - dishonest. So I leave it in as a reminder for me to work on it and make it better.-
I love swiffer
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Do you love to dust? I used to hate it. There was always this dusty duster, which you had to shake in order to get the dust off with the effect that the dust went straight into my face or straight onto the object again which I had dusted a few minute...
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LEGO In the Past and Today
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Do you remember? When I was a kid, there were bricks, a sort of green board to put them on, windows, doors and parts for the roof. And what you did was to build houses, small ones, big ones, but still it was houses. I liked to play with Lego, because...
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Spicy Chai Tea
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You've just arrived home after a walk though a cold, drizzling rain. Your hands are cold, and your feet are cold. You want to feel warm again? There's nothing better than a glass of hot spicey Chai Tea. You will see - it's easy to prepare one! Photo:...
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My experiences with Time Management
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I've got a job from 8 to 4 in the afternoon. I am blogging three times a week at "http://ullahennig.wordpress.com", I am an amateur photographer and I am a Squidoo newbie-addict. So there are many things I want to do, but time is limited. So I have b...
Ulla Hennig's Weblog
Photos and Musings
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Let's talk!
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- MeltedRachel MeltedRachel Nov 10, 2009 @ 6:27 am
- Great lensography Ulla! Nice to meet you and I'm looking forward to browsing your other lenses!
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- WordCustard WordCustard Nov 9, 2009 @ 7:51 am
- You're making amazing progress, Ulla - a true inspiration for me as a fellow Fresh Wonder and would-be Giant! Great to have a place to find all your lenses.
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- Tipi Tipi Nov 6, 2009 @ 4:04 pm
- I love visiting lesographies to get to know about people and their interests.
This is very good and interesting Ulla. Great job!
Blessed by a Squid Angel today.
Best wishes to you,
Susie
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- Sylvestermouse Sylvestermouse Nov 5, 2009 @ 11:18 am
- Great lensography Ulla. Beautiful intro. picture too.
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- mysticmama mysticmama Nov 5, 2009 @ 10:34 am
- Nice lensography!
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