Fcuk!

Tomorrow is sunday. Hope it's really going to be a sunny day because... Alex and his flatmates will throw a party. A BBQ party. With 100 people.
But that's enough, don't want to bother you with all my weather-ish things again.

Yesterday I went to a small theatre with some friends to see "Embers" (that's what the story is called in English, in German it's "Die Glut") of Sándor Márai. It was a very small theatre and because we were so late buying our ticktes we had to sit "first class": in the front row. Which wasn't very popular by most of us because "I can't sleep sitting in the front row. That's gonna be embarrassing!". Because it was a small theatre, we were really close to the stage. It felt a bit like we were participating in the play. But it was a really good one with a brilliant actor playing the lead. This guy was actually in a monologue, for a whole two hours! Not that easy...

Yeah!

Yesterday, around midnight, Cologne: Many happy people left the "E-Werk".
Happy because they went to a brilliant concert: Less than Jake & Dropkick Murphys.
Very, very, very cool thing. Really good music. Especially Less than Jake, even though they weren't the actual headliner.
But so good.
Really.
Wow.

It's spring!

And I don't care. Because I hate being fooled by weather.
Just one hour ago I was sitting in a park with tasty ice cream in my hand, talking to some friends and having fun.
Now I'm at home and it's almost raining. And I have to do my daily shopping. Fun, fun, fun.
Reminds me about what friends told me about their last weekend, especially saturday.
Just to remind you, I was in Paderborn: It was raining and so cold I had to wear my woolly hat.
My friends stayed in Bonn: It was sunny and they had lots of fun barbecueing in t-shirts.

I'm not loved by weather.

MSN Suxx

This is why I've created this new blog.

Furthermore I just came back from Paderborn, where I visited my old friend Meike. It was quite a funny and eventful weekend, with a usual annoying journey. The Deutsche Bahn is really crap. Not one of my six trains arrived in time. But hey, at least one advantage: They were all late so I could catch them all and didn't have to wait at some exciting stations like Hamm. Hamm is just as funny as it sounds.
Paderborn isn't very exciting aswell, but the people that surrounded me were. Had a lot's of fun and didn't get enough sleep. But hey, I don't complain.
Now I've "some" stuff to read for politics tomorrow and tuesday. Also not very exciting...

P.S.: You might wonder why my blog is named like this. If you like: have a guess!