A two laned road with rocks on the left and a stunning sunset on the horizon to the right. The streetlights on the right side of the road have just gone on, but they are barely visible

Some moss and lingonberry are visible where the sun has melted the snow

Some moss and lingonberry are visible where the sun has melted the snow

New calendar page. This time, the picture shows a lake in which the surrounding hills and the dramatically cloudy sky are reflected in the still water. It is the blue hour and the entire picture is in shades of blue. The accompanying poem is written in two columns, with the second column mirroring the first. Here, the columns are marked with ‘-’. The poem in German: Sehe ich hinein in mich (wie ich fürchte) - Wie du fürchtest (wie ich hadere) - wie du haderst (wie ich liebe) - wie du liebst (wie ich stolz bin) - wie du stolz bist (wie ich falsch bin) - wie du falsch bist (wie ich richtig bin) - wie du richtig bist (ja, auch das) - (das bist du) sehe ich auf dich. - siehst du auf mich. Wir bewegen uns in Spiegelwelten. The poem in English: When I look inside myself (how I fear) - How you fear (how I struggle) - how you struggle (how I love) - how you love (how proud I am) - how you are proud (how I am false) - how you are false (how I am right) - how you are right (yes, that too) - (that is you) I look at you. - you look at me. We move in mirror worlds. (The last sentence is centred)

New calendar page. This time, the picture shows a lake in which the surrounding hills and the dramatically cloudy sky are reflected in the still water. It is the blue hour and the entire picture is in shades of blue. The accompanying poem is written in two columns, with the second column mirroring the first. Here, the columns are marked with ‘-’. The poem in German: Sehe ich hinein in mich (wie ich fürchte) - Wie du fürchtest (wie ich hadere) - wie du haderst (wie ich liebe) - wie du liebst (wie ich stolz bin) - wie du stolz bist (wie ich falsch bin) - wie du falsch bist (wie ich richtig bin) - wie du richtig bist (ja, auch das) - (das bist du) sehe ich auf dich. - siehst du auf mich. Wir bewegen uns in Spiegelwelten. The poem in English: When I look inside myself (how I fear) - How you fear (how I struggle) - how you struggle (how I love) - how you love (how proud I am) - how you are proud (how I am false) - how you are false (how I am right) - how you are right (yes, that too) - (that is you) I look at you. - you look at me. We move in mirror worlds. (The last sentence is centred)

A heart drawn in freshly fallen snow

A heart drawn in freshly fallen snow

A snow-covered field surrounded by fir and pine trees, partially frozen and hidden under a veil of mist. A glimmer of light can be seen in the upper left corner.

A snow-covered field surrounded by fir and pine trees, partially frozen and hidden under a veil of mist. A glimmer of light can be seen in the upper left corner.

An empty yellow wine bottle is lying in the snow beside a yellow pole. The label says "Schmetterling" (butterfly) and a big yellow and black butterfly is printed on it.

An empty yellow wine bottle is lying in the snow beside a yellow pole. The label says "Schmetterling" (butterfly) and a big yellow and black butterfly is printed on it.

Circular knitting needles twisted in such a way that they look like scissors with knitted finger holes are actually the beginning of two socks where the magic loop technique has been used (meaning that one knits two socks at a time on one circular needle)

Circular knitting needles twisted in such a way that they look like scissors with knitted finger holes are actually the beginning of two socks where the magic loop technique has been used (meaning that one knits two socks at a time on one circular needle)

A lump of snow lies over a twig like a little cloth. Probably has mild and cold weather and some snowing in between helped shape the snow this way

A lump of snow lies over a twig like a little cloth. Probably has mild and cold weather and some snowing in between helped shape the snow this way