So we went on a weekend trip to Bratislava for my sweetheart’s birthday. As always, I couldn’t refrain from thoroughly documenting our endeavours. I will post a few updates in the coming week about the trip, until then, have a look at the Bratislava set I uploaded to Flickr (including real names and tags, woohoo!).
Back in Austria, back at work, but here are the graphic reminders of what a great time we had in Sweden. Enjoy by clicking on the picture below:
I’ll be updating on here with a few stories from moose and salmon country, so be sure to come back often. And leave comments. I’m not desperate, I’m just saying.
I’m sitting here in Sweden at my sister’s notebook, trying to not keep pressing the wrong buttons on an utterly confusing keyboard. (Well, not that confusing really, but switch the “y” and “z” keys, add a sprinkling of shift and non-shift mixery, and you’ve got me.)
After almost a week of wedding preparations, the wedding itself, then another two days of partying and finally a few days alone with the girlfriend perusing the countryside, we only have a mere three days left. My camera, the trustworthy old war-horse, broke sometime during the first week, but fortunately, with the magic skills of myself and even more magic skills of a friend, it decided to come to life again. Meaning you won’t be able to escape a barrage of photos coming to you sometime next week. Coupled of course with the most intriguing of tales.
Have a good weekend, and don’t forget to check back at medienschelte.at, cause its vacation will be over on Tuesday as well!
That’s the advantage of having to walk from one godforsaken village to the other, you’ve got plenty of photo ops. Too bad all I had was my cameraphone.
Trainrides are always dreary business. It’s then that little things make your day.
Like the conductor whose mobile phone went off right when he was checking our tickets. The tune of choice? Country Roads, by John Denver. He really must love his job.
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