A place I’d always visit again. I’m romanticized. Narrow
paved alleys, traditional cottages with pretty bays, pointed roofs and smoking
chimneys, cosy pubs with live music and grass so green – pick nick must be an experience!
Edinburgh is a wonderful place to visit by foot and Princes Street is what you
might call a shopping paradise. Edinburgh Castle located on a hill is
definitely worth visiting as it is not only hosting an interesting exhibition,
but also offers a dramatic view over the whole city, the ocean and the
mountains. Ocean and heaven are equally within one’s reach and the city seems
to be stuck somewhere between middle age and modern present. But my highlight
was another place: Calton Hill. Probably the most beautiful place within a city
I’ve ever been to. Located right between blue ocean and mountains this place looks
over the city’s roofs. And my boyfriend still talks about that one burger in
the old little pub he enjoyed that much. I still talk about that one city. My
Edinburgh. Which city impressed you that much?
Donnerstag, 15. November 2012
Montag, 5. November 2012
A random idea for financing you next trip!
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Summer has already gone into hibernation and all
friends have returned from holiday by now. South America, California, Asia –
Some of them have seen quite a lot of this world. But is there any way for me
to raise enough money for going on a pilgrimage somewhere beyond Europe’s frontiers
myself? Well, there are some to restock your travel budget for at least a few
Euros! Why not convert your memories into money? You really don’t have to be an
apprenticed journalist to sell one or the other brief article to the local
press. For the most part some sense of diction and expression and a bit of
imagination is all you need. Try to figure out what’s special about your
destination! That doesn’t necessarily have to be the blue ocean or the beautiful
sunset. What’s really hitting the papers are emotionally and authentically
stated reports. That can be the Greek fisherman’s story or the lesbian soccer
team in Kosovo. Just try to be creative and just don’t be shy and you will get
to know your destinations in a totally different way.
Samstag, 3. November 2012
Vacation mood? Vacation music!
There definitely are a few songs bringing summer mood into our winter
lives. On our way to work, under the shower or simply having a nice cup of tea
on the sofa: Just collect some summer songs, make a cd and start dreaming
away to the marvelous beaches or the
pleasant places of this earth. Here some inspiration:
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Men at work - Down under
Beach Boys - Kokomo
Scott McKenzie - San Francisco
Village People - Go West
Frank Sinatra - New York, New York
The Beatles - Back In The USSR
Nat King Cole - Route 66
Oasis - All around the World
Willie Nelson - On The Road Again
Neil Young - Prairie Wind
Laid Back - Sunshine Reggae
John Denver - Leaving on a jet plane
Manic Street Preachers – Australia
Frank Sinatra - New York, New York
The Beatles - Back In The USSR
Nat King Cole - Route 66
Oasis - All around the World
Willie Nelson - On The Road Again
Neil Young - Prairie Wind
Laid Back - Sunshine Reggae
John Denver - Leaving on a jet plane
Manic Street Preachers – Australia
Ella Fitzgerald - Sentimental Journey
Eagles - Hotel California
Weezer - Island in the Sun
Goombay Dance Band - Sun of Jamaica
Eagles - Hotel California
Weezer - Island in the Sun
Goombay Dance Band - Sun of Jamaica
Eruption - One way ticket
Boney M - Hooray! Hooray! It's A Holi-Holiday
Murray Head - One night in Bangkok
Will Smith – Miami
Beach Boys – Surfing USA
Mamas & Papas –California Dreaming
David Bowie – China Girl
Simon + Garfunkel – America
Ich + Ich – Gute Reise
Katrina & The Waves – Walking on Sunshine
Kate Yanai – Summer Dreaming (My favourite!!)
Die Fantastischen Vier – Tag
am Meer
Ian Pooley – Bay of Plenty
Sonntag, 28. Oktober 2012
Something to read.
One way to get back summer into our dreary autumn lives
is reading. Not reading dark thrillers or a mysterious story, but reading a
bright and cheerful summer novel, lets say, „Die Inseln auf denen ich strande“
by Lucien Deprijck. The novel consists of 18 short episodes about getting
stranded somewhere. Alone, with a woman you absolutely don’t like, with
hundreds of people on a tiny rock – one may not believe how many different ways
there are existing. Thereby the protagonists strand on lonely, hostile to life,
heavenly, tropic or windswept islands. They experience different destinies,
find themselves in front of their dream’s ruins or get completely new chances. The
stories lead into totally unexpected worlds, tell about journey’s to oneself or
to fellow men and about all the important questions of life. Dramatic,
witty and over and above all original.
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