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Kate SchmidtKate Schmidt
Blogger from Germany living in Sydney, Australia with a passion for home, DIY’s, fashion, beauty and a baby on the way.

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Feeling festive at the Roccisano‘s 🤗 Only because I woke up and it was like 13 degrees this morning 😅 still can’t get over how weird Christmas in summer is 😆
Deets ✨while running errands for our upcoming trip to Germany. It’s been a busy day including a two hour scan because bubba just refused to move the way we needed him/her to 🙄 also how cute is this top from @vergegirl ?! #19weeks
Ready to trade my summer wardrobe for coats, beanies and boots 😬 #AmICrazy?
DID YOU KNOW? Did you know these facts about elephants? . • Family Bond. Like humans, elephants have a very close-knit family bond. Similar to humans, when a herd member has been absent or fallen behind, the herd shows great emotion when reconnected. . • Empathy. When an individual in a herd is in discomfort, other members of the herd have been seen to make noises in communication with the hurt individual and, in some instances, elephants have been seen using touch to comfort other individuals in the herd. . • Mourning. Elephants have been known to show distinct mourning behaviour when a family member dies. They will sometimes spend hours with the individual that has passed away and even days in certain cases. The distress of the herd after the loss of a member is clear. Using their trunks, they will touch the remains of the lost member and reassure one another by rubbing up against each other, akin to holding their own ‘service of remembrance’. Elephants have also been known to spend time with the member’s remains when the herd passes through the area in the future, sometimes decades after the death. It is a time where they can once again recognise the life of the individual that has passed and show respect.
Bali’s beautiful rice fields #balitrip
Got really spoiled on our baby moon 🌝 (yes it’s a thing)
Playing dress up with @mejuri #mejuri #partner #ad
Bedroom goals in our villa in Bali 💯
ELEPHANTS • These beautiful and amazing animals got rescued from Sumatra where they would’ve gotten killed for their skin or tusks. At the @balizoo you can do the mud fun where you get to feed the elephants and then cover them with mud as they can’t sweat and this is their sun protection. And then you get to to scrub them & wash the mud off 😆 so basically you pay to do the zoo staffs‘ job but I love it because they don’t make the elephants do stupid tricks or whatever. They still do the elephant rides but they’re hoping that the mud fun is gonna take off so they can get rid of the rides. Also, did you know that an elephant chooses one partner for their lifetime? How romantic is that?! #elephants

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