Looking forward to Antwerp!

Nee, wat mooi! Ik vindt Antwerp zo leuk! En ik ben blij, dat ik daar na toe gaa en de show(s) kan zien.

Bovendien hebben ze een goed visrestaurant met knappe gasten als obers (vertelde een vriendin) en UO in Antwerp. En waffles. En diamanten! Haha, 't zal zo mooi worden...

Oh, how beautiful! I find Antwerp is so cool! And i am happy for i go there to watch the shows. On top of it they have a great fishrestaurant there with pretty man as waiters (a friend told me so) and UO in Antwerp. And waffles. And diamonds! Haha, it is going to be so beautiful!

For my dear friend Fossi

hahar, that FINANZKRISE potential horrorscenario is for you cause A) you would be running out of Pfandflaschen to pay your creditcard-debt B) as a consequence you return to playing the accordion (in the pedestrian precinct) and C) you grow yourself an emo-boy zentis-helmet like the guy below.
SPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOKYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY! i see to it that this never happens! hihi
anyways: wishing you the best luck for your (dormant? i dunno- hope not!) thesis! Besos!
Sanch

Softened stamina and stomata hari

This photo touched me in a strange way. I love that magical before-twighlight-hour glow and like to breathe the air surrounding the place.

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Hello Friendo

Miss Maudie and Scout Finch sittin in a tree

THOSE ARE BIG (also) but they fit....

They look like Givenchy-s, but they are Camper. For an extremely organic, 'woody'- Charles n Ray Eames-y feel and endless walks through Summer's sun and rain. (And in case i want to sneak up to a group of rabbits or sparrows- they make no sound at all!!!)

Awesome Plywood.

'Humming'way

Nobody describes the noises of Summer better, trust me! I heard them!

Why can't i be Hemingway? Because i am the reader, i guess. Well, that's something, folks, isn't it?

Thank you, thank you. Far too kind.

Grandma is the best (but not the quickest)

Class of 1942 ca. 1967

THOSE ARE BIG! (but too small??)

B

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- to the A-L-E-N-C-I-A-G-A

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What's on tomorrow

Oh ancient Beatrijs, how i detest thee....but actually i rather detest the fact that you make me come to class as early as 8am tomorrow. You kinda look good, still, you sinner.

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Update on Mario

I made it. It was insane (the whole 20/Hi shizzz). I had to fight 84 viruses (even if the plural form is just virus as well, there where so many, just totally insanely grammatically incorrect!)
The award-ceremony was bizarre. First i thought nothing would happen, it just said "congratulations" and posed information about the level. And then a UFO turned up above water, beaming the 3-different-coloured (black, white, grey) viruses (they just sat there ever since i started playing) up from the ground of the sea...BUT before they reach the UFO a giant ARAPAIMA ancient fish swimms in to eat them up/ devour them in one piece!! The UFO disappeares, the music is very shrill and suddenly there is fish of different kinds back in the ocean.
I had a teary and a smiling eye and very sweaty armpits.What can i say- saving the world is hard work!

24/7

I'd die for Dr. Mario right away. Managed every level there is so far but VIRUS: 20, SPEED: HI, MUSIC: CHILL. I am so excited which underwater animal will show up to my award ceremony after 20/HI= completed. 5/HI= a very slow blowfish. 10/HI= a sidewalking crab/cancer. 15/HI= a flying baracudaesk fish i almost ignored (above water.)

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Broken arm- happens to the worst and best of us

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Versailles

I went there 2 weekends ago. It is really cheap and easy to get to Versailles from Paris. The first thing one notices when getting out of the trainstation though is a Starbucks on the other side of the street (it was funny how many people stated - with relief or joy?- "Oh, Starbucks!" "Let's go to Starbucks", "Look, a Starbucks"). Though it was sunday it was not completely touristy and crowded. Pictures from the bedrooms and gardens.

The Craft (1996)

I have no earthy word for this coming-of-age-story. Epic soundtrack, too. This film (though a lot of people would prefer to call it a movie) even made me buy The Beatles's Revolver, which i consider their best album.