Surprisingly, I didn't forget anything! Nothing important. I should have taken more snacks and food, because all food is expensive :\

 

I hope you have a good time in Dublin.... wave to me from the plane when you fly over....lol!

 

When I've been to the festival I forgot to take a lot of drinks with me so I had to buy them there. Prices there were very expensive. But I think it's funny... Everytime you go to a festival you find things or annoyances you can do better the next time. :)

 

Hehe, well I'm probably flying over Manchester and Liverpool so I won't see you from the plane. :D I'm a bit afraid, because we'll get heavy thunderstorms tomorrow evening and I don't know if everything goes right with the plane then. But well let's wait and see...

hey kara, are you still up for being my tourguide in london? :D i'll be there with felix in october aaand we're gonna see TRAVIS!! :cheesy: aahh, i'm so excited! :rolleyes:

 

 

hey everyone!

hey Sarah!

Hope you're doing well.

 

Just a random question: have any of you watched "amores perros"? I'm afraid the title wasn't translated into English, so it's probably more difficult to remember...

Oh, the plane ride will be okay Lars! I think turbulence can be quite entertaining! hahaha

 

Oh....sure, Sarah! If it's a weekend it will be fine! Have you booked flights?

Lars.

That's what they say, but I have never "tried" Judo, so I can't tell if it's similar to it. Yes, it's interesting, when I'm taking those lessons I feel as if I was in another world, it's so different to everything what I've learnt until now.

 

Yeah, I'm excited and scared about it at the same time!! At first I was like "I'll go to Aberdeen on Sept" even though I didn't get used to the idea. I couldn't believe this would happen for real, but as the time passes by, I'm realising that of course this is going to happen!!

 

Tomorrow?! Surely you'll have a nice time there!! Are you serious? You were inspired by mr Condon? That's good to hear!! hahaha :P I think the very same thing about Beirut.

 

I'm waiting for the last offers but I have no idea where to go. I'd like to go to an exotic place but I want my trip not to be too expensive though. So... I don't know. :(

 

Well sometimes I feel the same when I went jogging. You can log-off from the day e.g. when you had trouble at work. How comes you paid attention to Aikido lessons?

 

Awww what about the paperwork of Aberdeen? Do you still have to organize lots of things?

 

To be honest I think Beirut's music always makes me think about East Europe. Don't know if it's because of songs like "Prenzlauer Berg" (East Berlin) or "Bratislava" (Slovakia) haha. Of course that's not the main reason why I decided to go to Prague. I got a nice offer and family and friends told me it's a wonderful city, very cheap and good beer, too. ;)

 

Exotic place? That sounds good! Do you have a vague direction to which region of this planet you'll probably go?

 

Never heard of "amores perros" sorry... :(

Oh, the plane ride will be okay Lars! I think turbulence can be quite entertaining! hahaha

 

I agree, plus Qantas is not the airline this time! :P :rolleyes:

I decided to join a gym and when they gave me the leaflet with the activities they did in there, I thought I could try Aikido (I had no idea what it was about by then). I felt I needed to do more activities and I reckoned that martial art could give more excitement to my life somehow.

 

About the accommodation and some scholarships too. At least I know where I'll be accommodated - in the halls of residence, I opted for the self-catered option. And this month I've been receiving some letters of the University as well... I still have to book the flights.

 

Well, same here about Beirut. But I suppose they make me think of East Europe because of the kind of music and instruments they use. I guess I relate them to that part of Europe.

 

No. No vague direction. I've run out of ideas. :\

@kara: nope, not yet. but i think it's gonna be october 7 till 9, so that'd be tuesday till thursday...

I decided to join a gym and when they gave me the leaflet with the activities they did in there, I thought I could try Aikido (I had no idea what it was about by then). I felt I needed to do more activities and I reckoned that martial art could give more excitement to my life somehow.

 

About the accommodation and some scholarships too. At least I know where I'll be accommodated - in the halls of residence, I opted for the self-catered option. And this month I've been receiving some letters of the University as well... I still have to book the flights.

 

Well, same here about Beirut. But I suppose they make me think of East Europe because of the kind of music and instruments they use. I guess I relate them to that part of Europe.

 

No. No vague direction. I've run out of ideas. :\

 

And what would you say at the end? It was worth it to do Aikido, wasn't it? Are you even more excited about life now?

 

Well the flights shouldn't be a problem, eh? Barcelona is a big city and you probably have to change for Aberdeen in London if there aren't any direct flights. :)

 

Hehe, still have to buy their second album... Well perhaps next week to come in a right mood for the Czech Republic. :D

Yes, I think it was worth it. And it also helps you to have like a new perspective, a new way of seeing things. But don't think I'm such a fanatic of this martial art or something like that, eh?! :)

 

I've thought of doing that but I could also fly to Glasgow/Edinburgh and afterwards take the train - the scotrail one to Aberdeen - (this would take me about 4/5 hours all in all) but if I went Bcn --> London and I had to wait for the following flight to Aberdeen I'd "waste" this time too.

 

Buy? haha, I'm afraid this word doesn't exist in my dictionary. Buying a CD :lol:

Oh yeah, why not? You could even buy it once you're there too!

Ok, you're fanatic, I understand! :P Hehe, no of course not!

 

If you ask me I'd take the flight over London. You don't have to find the railway station and you don't have to walk through the airport with your bags. I think it's more comfortable. :)

 

Haha I know you would write something about the word "buy". :P But if I'd buy it there I don't have the chance to listen to the songs on my iPod. :(

 

I'm off now sooo tired! Have a good night Iris, Sarah, Kara, Rick and everyone who's reading that. :D

Thanks for the tip, I'll consider all the possibilites. But yeah, I suppose you're right, it must be tiring to find the railway station with all the bags and stuff.

 

well, if you bought it there then you'd be even more looking forward to listening to it once you were back!! :D

 

Nighty night Lars! And have a nice trip to Dublin!! :nice:

*enters thread*

anyone around??

It seems not........................... :rolleyes:

soo, how was your week Mark??

soo, how was your week Mark??

 

Hot.:angry:

i finally got some nice 'winter' weather here in Sao Paulo... soooo nice!!!

i finally got some nice 'winter' weather here in Sao Paulo... soooo nice!!!

 

I see - so does that mean the temperature's now dropped to 40C??:P

:P

during the day here it's still pretty hot, but now it's prob around 17C...

:P

during the day here it's still pretty hot, but now it's prob around 17C...

 

Ha! So it's hotter HERE!!:stunned:

well... it is winter here and summer there, so no bog surprises there!!!

Everything about you is so easy to looove :kiss:

Renitosito

:kiss:

why you say that, dear?

Muse yesterday was so so sooooo amazing.

I'm totally in love with mr Bellamy. :blush:

well... it is winter here and summer there, so no bog surprises there!!!

 

But you're in the tropics!:confused:

 

And what do bogs have to do with it??:rolleyes: