Twibber Story

I live in Berlin, where lockdown rules where eased last week, so I went to the the park and ran into some friends. And although we all tried to keep distance at first, at the end we were a group of 5 sitting next to each…

Living in Dubai, our family is exposed to religions and rituals from all around the world: Hindus and their Diwali festival, Christians with Christmas and Easter - and Muslims, who are just now celebrating their holy month of Ramadan.

When I opened my mailbox today, I found an envelope from the city hall of my neighborhood in France offering a pair of free masks to all of their residents!

I live in London and know several people, who have suffered from bad cases of Covid-19. One colleague is in hospital, fighting for his life, though the latest news is that he may be back on the mend.

Just before the corona lockdowns and travel restrictions, the Ironman 70.3 NEW ZEALAND triathlon took place in Taupō, WaikatoI.

I was born in a small village in Togo, Africa, and as a child, I had to walk five kilometers to school every day. Now living in Germany, I went back to Togo on vacation a couple of years ago.

Last Sunday evening, while enduring these difficult and uncertain times, I had a beautiful twib moment and realized that music can bring comfort and solidarity.

While on our honeymoon in the Maldives, my husband and I were appalled by the amount of plastic filling up oceans, and spent movie nights on the beach watching docs about how we’re hurting sea life.

My friend and former journalist colleague Andreas Tölke recently visited the refugee camp Moria on Lesbos and met a four-year-old girl who was seriously injured in a bomb attack in Syria.