Born-where
Robert Schindel
1992
Around noon they got dressed warmly and went for a walk. The fog stood high, suddenly the sun broke through, Jesuit Meadow was full of snow. As they crossed Rustenschacher Street there was a Breughel painting on display. Colorfully dressed children were pulling their sleighs in the direction of Sleigh hill. Others were standing in stocking caps…
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