The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Fünfzehn

To hear this week's part, click on the saints and sages of Colgne's Cathedral. And apologies for the increasing long-windedness of these episodes, but at least this week's reader knows where it comes from.

To read this week's part, click on Vater Johann's fallen view of Strasbourg's Cathedral where, I am to understand, Barack Obama did not take mass last week.

This week in The Prattler, The Passion of The Atheist.

Happy Easter.

The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Vierzehn

Listen to Jamie Dawn and The Reverend Keith read, as expertly engineered by their son, Taylor (whose link I found on JD's site), visit the priest at right.

To read this week's part, sit down to Vater Johann's table.

This week in The Prattler, Mr. Obama goes to Strasbourg.

The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Dreizehn

To hear Java Jazz, who has a new post up, by the way, tell this story, ask Gretchen to share.

To read this week's part, go to the road and wait for a Samaritan.

This week in The Prattler, The Conservatism of Barack Obama.

The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Zwölf

To hear Minka and I read, gather around the sausage merchant.

To read this week's part, go to market with Herr Braun.

This week in The Prattler, Seeking Scandal.

The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Elf

To hear brother Andy do the reading, come to Wolfshausen.

To read this week's part, join the bald-pated preacher.

This week The Prattler is on vacation in Portland.  Um, taking notes.

The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Zehn

To hear Nessa and her friends' recording, enter humbly into St. Elizabeth of Hungary's Church. 

To read this week's part, join the hooded stranger.

This week in The Prattler, The Prattler Colloquy.

The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Neun

To hear this week's story, click on Elizabethkirche on your right.

To read this week's part, come the castle.

This week in The Prattler, Low Batteries.

The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Acht

To hear my mother read this week's story, click on Frau Braun's dream to your right (and turn up the volume.)

To read this week's part, come to dreamland.

This week inThe Prattler, Finding Abel.

The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Sieben

Today is a holiday, so OC and Quilly are doing the reading and the theme is death.  Click on the graves to listen.

To read, the news, click on the picture of Luther shared by Weirsdo.

This week inThe Prattler, Love Under The Democrats (and Republicans.)

Don't forget Ogre Day is tomorrow.  Punch a child.

And a Valentine's Day joke, translated from the original bad German: 

One day, a demon in hell said to the Devil, "My King, yesterday was Valentine's Day. Shall I go to receive all the men who will arrive on this morning's train?"

And the Devil answered him, "Dear God!  I forgot again!"

The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Sechs

To hear Weirsdo capture the speakers, listen to the walrus and the carpenter.

To read, come in out of the rainstorm.

The Prattler is up for this week. Sort of a hiatus with the normal number of words.

The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Fünf

To hear Terry read, pay a mouse-click to Jakob Fugger, the righteous at your right. Fugger was the main lender to the Archbishop of Mainz whose agents were authorized to collect indulgences.

For the printed version, check the bushes by the Lahn river.

The Prattler made it to another week.

The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Vier

To hear my father read, kneel before Albrecht von Brandenburg, to your right. Note there's about a minute of silence at the end of the recording. Both Dad and Albrecht require indulgences.

To read the story, stand for Philip I of Hessen.

The Prattler is back, too.

The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Drei

Come to the Brauhaus to hear TLP tell the story. As with Monika, pay attention to the pronunciation (in case we do a civil war epic next.)

To read the story, come inside where it's slightly brighter.

The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Zwei

Elizabeth's Church and Marburg are to the right. Click on the photo to hear the story.

To the left, the remaining wall of St. Elizabeth of Hungary's hospital. Click on the photo to read the story.

The Reformation of Wolfshausen

Teil Eins

To the right, a tower at the Wittenburg Church, with the words "A Mighty Fortress." Click on it to hear Minka begin the story. Pay attention to the pronunciation.

To the left, a statue of Martin Luther with the explanation "Here I stand. I cannot do otherwise so help me, God." Click it to read the first part of the new story.

The Mayoralty of Macedon

Episode X

Listen to Chiron, children!.

Or read the end of the story on the abacus.

Happy birthday (tomorrow) to TLP and TSDUFF! Saturday stories will return in the new year, Insha'llah.

The Mayoralty of Macedon

Episode IX

Listen to Diogenes, children!.

Or read the inscription on the flattened bodies of the boys.

Cartoons from Diogenes and The Bad Boys of Corinth by Wilhelm Busch

The Mayoralty of Macedon

Episode VIII

Never click on a naked old man unless you're willing to hear a story.

And stay away from dogs unless you can read.

The Mayoralty of Macedon

Episode VII

Listen with the new mayor.

Or read a map of the heavens with Orion

The Mayoralty of Macedon

Episode VI

Come listen by the ancient plumbing

Or hop up and read.

Two other things: First, Rabbit Rabbit!

And you might have noticed some, uh, contained enthusiasm here.  I think Waking Ambrose will continue until after TLP's birthday for one more Rabbit Rabbit and then go blank for the rest of December.