Eva, Anna , Annalena, her daughter Lilou and I met to produce a homeopathic remedy for ourselves - we chose the Indian cobra (Naja naja naja) for our trituration (= grinding the substance with mortar and pestle and potentiate it with lactose up to a C4). After a while, Lilou decided to triturate cookies instead - a very wise decision!
In the end of November, Tina, Katja and me met for a christmas-cookie-handicraft-movie-watching-weekend. And we were veeery productive - see?!
Every year in November we meet with a whole bunch of kids to organize a campaign on a politically relevant green topic of the kid´s interest - this time they choose "organic and fairtrade food vs. pesticide burdened and genetically modified food". The discussions prior to the demonstration were really interesting and I think the kids had not only a lot of fun playing fruit, weeds, milk and farmers at their pro-organic street play, but also learned a whole lot about their daily diet and where it comes from.
He´s growing and growing - isn´t he the most beautiful little snake on earth?
Emil was about 2 month old when Yvette, Eva and I took him to the Tierpark - shame he slumbered most of the animals away:)
All homeopathic study groups of German medical universities meet twice a year to share their experience, learn new things and spend a couple of days together. Below: on our way home, Annika, Eva, Mischa and me had a stopover in Cologne, where we went on a quick trip to the famous dome.
Here you can see my trasures, ready to eat - delicious:)
Simon found a pine marten that got hit by a car and stored it in his flat sharing community´s freezer until we could dissect it...
It´s time for dinner!
We can´t help smelling at every shit we find...:). 
In October 2008 the AK Wildlife members of Naju Thüringen & Hessen met for 4 days in a Forest near Jena to practice and expand their outdoor skills. This time, our focus was on tracking, food from natural sources (leaves, roots, fruit, maggots, snails, killig & preparing live fish), sweatlodge building and fur tanning.
