For our final city, the theme song had to be “Kreuzberg” by Bloc Party, since I loved exploring that part of Berlin last time I was there and Bloc Party is awesome: December 30th Dad and Dave got up really early to rescue Dave’s camera from Gilbert’s house and then meet us at Heathrow Airport. […]
Read more "Holiday Travels, Part IV: Berlin, Germany"For our third city, the theme song was “All the Umbrellas in London” by The Magnetic Fields, one of my favourite bands. As we only had two days and three nights here, it was a whirlwind tour, and I definitely have to return to London when it’s warmer and get to know the city better. […]
Read more "Holiday Travels, Part III: London, England"Our second stop was Paris, the City of Love – granted, going there in the dead of winter with your family is not what I would define as the most romantic holiday, but it was awesome to get to spend five days and nights exploring the city. Our chosen theme song was “Streets of Paris” […]
Read more "Holiday Travels, Part II: Paris, France"As promised, this is the first installment about my two-week Christmas trip with the fam to Strasbourg, Paris, London and Berlin. Although it seemed a little surreal at times, what with having only a couple of days in a random city to see “everything” (clearly impossible), it was a fantastic vacation. As trips to foreign […]
Read more "Holiday Travels, Part I: Strasbourg, France"Many apologies for the long hiatus! Since I’m not a good blogger – I’m lazy and I procrastinate and I lack any sort of consistency with my posts – I’m not going to write much about my 2010 year in review. And suddenly it’s three weeks into January, go figure. I’m also not going to […]
Read more "100 Awesome Things in Vienna"That’s right, I am a server at 1516 Brewing Company, an international pub-type place that serves its own beer and surprisingly delicious food. You should check it out if you happen to be in Vienna: I saw an ad online during my never-ending job search last week, and I sent in a resume and went […]
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