gooooooood time

last two weeks was experiencing:

this, but in Koln:

then this in Paris:

then a little bit of work, but quite fun:

around that time some time in Prague and the unexpected French film festival (what is "La vie est un roman" really about????) and Polish film poster exhibition:

classy!!!

then three days in warsaw to remind myself how I love it:

a new ecological, japanese-capsule-style hostel in our neighborhood! cool!!!

and our city district office with recycling bins. did I mention that I absolutely love and admire my city district (żoliborz!)?

then some more work near schwarzwald in a house with the most stunning and dreadful christmas/easter decorations:

and finally some wonderful (but toooooo short) time in freiburg with ania and still quite serene time in berlin (work-wise and people-wise), which made this stencil sound almost true ;)

(on the wall of kauf dich glucklich... prenzlauerberg, ich liebe dich, no matter how middle-class you are and how cheesy are the stencils on your walls;))

oh, and I got my first Kiva repayment (laundry business in Kenya is working well)!!!

My eyes won't shut!

last month in picts

found in warsaw. dear author, I love you!!!

Ireland on Oct 3rd. YES it was! btw, how ugly can the posters get??

my bike has never been running so smoothly. at first, when I rode it from the service point I thought I had hearing problems, cause all the creaking and rattling was gone...

not last month, but developed last month. diving at zanzi... but 18m was too deep for a stupid little underwated camera... shame

also a bit older that last month... tucholska (where our flat is) in 1930 and my great-grandmother(?)! (now there is a lush garden....)

again, not last month. but I like it soooo much. looking down at the ngorongoro crater!

development education rules!!! (EDDs stockholm!)

oh, how sustainable... (EDDs stockholm)

Yunus live!!!! (EDDs stockholm)

a song for Andrew and Erin! oh, how I miss Philly (Philly being a group of people first of all)!

a clothes swap party at tucholska! even I felt overwhelmed...