I mean… Generally speaking, it’s okay to demand German questions on a German press-conference. But this arrogant attitude somehow doesn’t feel right for our wannabe secretary of state. It’s not WHAT he said, it’s HOW he said it that irritates me… *sigh*
Monthly Archives: September 2009
Moved posts from both older blogs to this one
Hey hey! After having backed up all information from the old blogs, I imported all posts from both now. I did not yet finish the moving of all pictures to one unified location, however, but you can now access all my blog entries (even the German ones from the very first blog I had in my life) through this site.
Moving the blog – once more
It’s going to take a while until this system’s up and running the way I want it to, but I’ll keep you updated, of course ๐
Half-Marathon: Bรคderlauf
Today, my mom and me participated in a half-marathon from Bad Aibling to Bad Feilnbach. I’m not fully pleased with my time of 2:19:49 (and with the fact that my mom was 8 minutes faster ๐ ) but I’m really happy that I did it ๐
The track lead us through the mindboggingly beutiful landscape and the weather was really nice – maybe a little bit too warm at the beginning. It’s also featured in GoogleMaps. If I’m still in Germany next year, I’ll participate again, promise ๐
Happy Birthday Baby!
Exactly one year ago, my niece Chiara was born. And as proud uncle I want to be the first to say “happy birthday” ๐
As I expected
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Boot camp, BMW and the Baltic Sea
Thanks to Marc, I had a very nice and beautiful BMW 118d for the day. As it turned out, the weather seemed to be unexpectedly pleasant so I decided to do a roadtrip to Kellenhusen, the place where I spent so many summers and even some winters during my childhood.
I’m going to the wild beach, or more precisely what used to be the wild beach. It has been “tamed” a few years ago so there’s no more wildly growing bushes and therefore it’s clearly visible from the bikeway now. The promenade is more modern nowadays, taking elegant curves now and then and the old pier has grown longer and longer and looks very futuristic…
Lots of things have changed and it has become a really nice and beautiful city lately. So many things are different from how they used to be, so many things are still the same. Makes me think about what has changed in my life and also about what hasn’t. Memories, so many memories… Passing by so many places with which I associate so many events. Having sand between my toes, hearing the constant murmur of the waves, feeling like the child I was once again…
I’ve got only one thing to say and that is “Ostsee I love you and I always will!”
Marcus in Tokyo – that bastard :)
Just a trackback to Marcus’ new blog where he’s reporting about the life I wish I had: Living la vida loca in Tokyo ๐