28 November, 2008

Greetings from San Francisco and "Happy Thanksgiving"


San Francisco is one of my favourite City in the US - besides New York of course! I love coming here and I never get bored.
Today is Thanksgiving in the US, one of the most important bank holiday in this country. Besides a few seedy drinking holes and Starbucks most restaurants, shops and museums in town are closed, except in Chinatown, where business is as usual.

Here are 10 things you should do when visiting this fantastic City - besides the obvious touristy things.

  1. Start the day with a hardy breakfast at an American Diner
  2. Hire a bike, cross the Golden Gate Bridge, continue on to Sausalito, have lunch at Scoma's and then take the ferry back to San Fran.
  3. Visit the California Academy of Science at the Golden Gate Park.
  4. Make your way to the Top of the Mark bar of the Intercontinental Hotel around sunset. The view is spectacular and the 100 Martinis menu is a reason in itself.
  5. Then walk down the Hill to Chinatown and have dinner at the cheap and cheerful House of Nanking or the more upmarket but equally delicious R&G Lounge
  6. Check out the more alternative neighbourhood of Ashbury Heights for some groovy second hand shops and organic restaurants. If Thai food is your cup of tea then Thep Phanom is a must at Lower Heights
  7. Beach Blanket Babylon is an institution in this city. It's an outrages musical revue in its 34th year. Lots of colour and movement and lots, lots of laughter is garanteed - a must do!
  8. Afterwards make your way to Amelie, a wine bar on Polk Street. Great selection of wine, great food, great atmosphere, great neighbourhood crowd and very friendly service.
  9. At some stage you will end up at Union Square. Why not stop at Scala Bistro for a "Three Martini Lunch". A cool $50 will snag you all the necessary supplies: Caesar salad, grilled flat iron steak with "Cafe de Paris" butter and pomme frites, a small dessert and -- as promised -- three martinis :)
  10. Last but not least. Just walk around and discover the city for yourself - you won't be disappointed.

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21 November, 2008

The Winner is ... The Wild Boys


Yesterday I went to see a play called The Wild Boys which was absolutely brilliant.
I wasn't sure what to expect. I read up on the story line and I knew it was presented by the Australian Theatre of the Deaf and that Alex Jones and Alexandria Wailes, who I personnally know were part of the cast.

The performance totally blew me away. In all about four words were spoken. The performance was a combination of universal sign language and physical performance. Anyone could have understood what was going, which I thought was extraordinary. The play was not carried by one actors performance alone, but by the whole ensemble (total of 4) and the music accompanying was simple, yet effective.

The play is on until the 29th November. A must see.

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19 November, 2008

'Yes I gained some weight!' or 'The Yugoslav Connection'


Longtime Friend Lilly Kovacevic, Mo and I



Papa's 76.Birthday, Mo and I


Longtime Friend Luka Vucobratovic, his Mo, Mo and I and gut




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04 November, 2008

Movember is here!

Movember - Sponsor Me This one is for Papa!

Movember aims to change the attitude of men towards their health and make men's health fun by putting the Mo back on the face of fashion and in the process raise some serious funds for key men's health issues, including:

Prostate Cancer: because every year 2,900 Australian men die from prostate cancer and over 18,000 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer.

Depression in Men: because one in six men experience depression at any given time but most don't seek help.

So come on guys, support Movember, get a Mo and make a donation. Pictures of my Mo will follow soon :)




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01 November, 2008

Oh my God/ Allah / or the One who shall not be named, what have I done!!!

FRI, NOV. 7, 2008

Obama's Loss Traced


To Markus Lessing





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31 October, 2008

Trick or Treat


Today is Halloween. I don't believe it would make any difference to us Aussies. It's more of an North American thing.

Actually the other day I had a chat with DutchieKiwiAussie about Halloween. She told me that the kids in her neighbourhood will be trick or treat' ing. Last year she was ill prepared, but this year she wanted to make an effort without having to spent to much money. My word of advice was "Don't give them [kids] to much and go to Aldi for your supplies."

I thought to myself 'Thank God/Allah or the one who shall not be named, I don't have to worry about these things here in the big smoke'

Around 4pm today someone knocked at my door . My face was a Kodakt moment when I opened the door or maybe it was Master Card - priceless. Anyhu there they were, six little munschkins- kids that is!
Three of them were dressed as little fairies, one as Superman, one as Spiderman, one was wearing a George W Bush mask - he didn't look as scary as the fairies.

Imagine the dialogue as followed:

Kids: Triiiiiiick oooooor Treeeeeeeaat?

Me mumbeling: SHIT!

Kids: Triiiiiiick oooooor Treeeeeeeaat?

Me: Trick?

One Fairy: Trick???

Me: Yeah, Trick!

Superman: But we want Treat!

Me: But I don't have any Treat!

Another Fairy: No treat? Nothing?

Me : No sorry guys , I don't have anything. Not even gum.

I tell you what, you should have seen the disappointment in their little dark eyes - except George W Bush, I couldn't really see his.. It almost broke my heart

Oh well, such is life, sometimes it just does its own little thing.

However, I believe, Yes We Can make a difference in life and next year I'll make sure I'll have some Treat at home.

Beware and prepared, someone may be knocking on your door tonight.

25 October, 2008

4ever Kylie Minogue

Kylie and I go way back when I lived in London in the late '80. Kylie back then was Charlene in Neighbours and I was struggling through one of those endless drab English winters. She was my daily highlight at 6pm on the BBC and she got me lost to "Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi" and "Locomotion" at Heaven nightclub.
We sort of lost touch when I moved to Canada - nobody knew Kylie in Canada back then. None the less we reconnected again when I came to Australia in the early '90 and we haven't left each others side ever since. I've seen multiple concerts of hers with my camp sister Michael. I even met her on a flight once. I came out of the First Class toilet and she went in after me, to fast for me to warn her....
Anyhu, here is her latest clip. She is fabulous! Enjoy




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22 October, 2008

Obama vs McCain


Only 14 days to go until we find out who will be the next President of the United States. It's been over two years in the running now and I don't know about you but I can't wait until it's over.
Meanwhile I have come across some online Voting Polls, where anyone in the world can cast a vote. As you can imagine the results are overwhelming pro Obama. Check it out and cast your vote.

http://www.voteforpresident.org

http://www.iftheworldcouldvote.com

http://www.economist.com/Vote2008


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19 October, 2008

What's your Inner Demon?

Cats! To be honest I am not a big fan off cats - they just make me sneeze. On the other hand I strongly believe that my Inner Demon is a cat, a LeOpard to be precise. I can truly identity myself with most characteristics of a cat. I love their independents and freedom. They do as they wish and can only be tempted by the prospect of food. At times I wish I would be as flexible and athletic as most cats - specially being able to lick my own balls sounds most fascinating. Cats have it really worked out for themselves and only the fact that they can't open a can of cat food, makes them just that little less supirior.
It seems I am not the only one on 888DAG attracted to cats. Just read the posts of Kym of the King and her cat Max or Off the Hoof and The difference between cats and dogs - very funny. The cat is also a popular image used in blogs - Feelion, Off the Hoof, Furball and myself have some sort of cat as a profile image.
So what's your Inner Demon? Or should I ask. What is it with 888DAGgers and Cats?


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15 October, 2008

Greetings from Hong Kong - Tian Tan Buddha

In all those years of traveling to Hong Kong I always wanted to see the Tian Tan Buddha which is the largest outdoor seated bronze Buddha. Now I had no excuse as it is very close to the Regal Airport Hotel were I was staying last time I was in town. I took the shuttle bus from the Regal to Tun Chung - if you are coming from Kowloon take the MTR to Tun Chung Station. From there a cable car takes you on a beautiful ride with spectacular views up the mountain. Once on top you'll find a little theme park, shops, cafes etc and its only a short stroll to the Buddha. I would also recommend to check out the Po Lin Monastery nearby. The main temple houses 3 bronze statues of the Buddha representing his past, present and future lives as well as many Buddhist scriptures. You will also find people do offerings and prayers.



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12 October, 2008

A special day


Yesterday was a very special day. It was Miss M's 1. Birthday Party - daughter of DutchKiwiAussie. Going back 12 months ago we weren't sure if we would see Miss M 1. Birthday at all. Miss M was born pre-mature and when I saw her at the hospital she looked so tiny and fractile, in a crib connected to tubes. DutchKiwiAussie's pregnacy was anything but easy, especially at the final stages where she had to be hospitalized and wasn't aloud to move. In order to save the live of mother and child, birth had to be induced. It was a worrying time. But never the less hope, trust and believe was all Miss M's parents had. Therefore yesterday was a very special day and I'm proud that I was able to be part of Miss M 1. Birthday Party and I look forward to many, many more to come.

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08 October, 2008

Greetings from Sydney - playing Tour Guide


Yesterday I had a friend visiting. Debbie and I used to work together in Toronto 17 years ago at the Royal York Hotel and haven't seen each other ever since. Thanks to facebook we touched base again just a few months ago.
Debbie was on her away from Vancouver to Wellington, NZ and had about 7 hours spare in Sydney. So what do you do if you have only 7 hours in Sydney.
We started off at Mr Ts City Pat in Potts Point and Debbie was blown away by the view :) We then went along Victoria St, took the stairs down to Woolloomooloo, passed Harrys Cafe de Wheel, which is a Must Stop and famous for its Hot Dogs and Pies, mmmh and continued towards the Royal Botanic Gardens. I Love the RBG for its spectacular view of the City and Harbour, its diversity of plants and trees and the fruit bats hanging of trees - such interesting creatures. Once passed through the RBG, there it was, the Opera House, world famous and surely one of the most photograhed structures in the world - we took at least 10 pix! Debbie then took the ferry from Circular Quay to Manly, which is another Must Do and a great way to explore the beautiful Sydney Harbour. She went to see her 80 year old Aunt for lunch and it turned out that her Aunt has not been to the City side for 24 years - bless. I picked Debbie up from Circular Quay 3 1/2 later and drove her to the airport where she caught her connecting flight to Wellington. I hope next time Debbie visits I will have more time to show her around.

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03 October, 2008

Who's in the doghouse?


Me, Me, Me, Me!

Why am I in the doghouse?
Well, I don't really know, but I sort of have my suspicion. It has to do with me and Mr.T being 888DAGgers.

Who put me in the doghouse?
A very good friend!

What am I going to do about being in the doghouse?
I'm not to sure what to do next. All my calls and sms have been unanswered.

What is it I would like to say to my friend?
I would like to explain to my friend that 888 really just means giving Safety to all the World's people, Access to the basic necessities of life and supporting a culture of Inclusion. That is what 888 is all about and as an 888DAGger I strongly believe that we can make it happen.

Will I change my behavior because people don't understand the 888 philosophy?
No, but I will try to find different avenues that hopefully will make people understand.

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21 September, 2008

I hate Jet Lag


I know, hate is such a strong word and I don't like using it, but I just hate jet lag. Often I get asked how I over come jet lag. The fact is I don't! There are many different theories of how to minimize the affect of jet lag, and I believe it depends on the individual. Personally I haven't after all those years of being an International Kat found a cure - and trust me I tried it all. I can be as tired as a dog(?) and fall a sleep, only to wake up again three, four hours later - usually around 2 or 3 am. It takes about three nights until I get a good night sleep.
Well, I already feel much better now that I have vended my hate and the sun has come up. There you go and who knows, I might have a great night sleep tonight - fingers x.

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17 September, 2008

Day ?? - I lost count


Well it's time to say goodbye to Amsterdam. We had a great time and
were extremely lucky with weather. It rained for two days, which we
spend in the halls of the IBC conference anyways, the rest of the time
it was sunny.
The visit was most productive and we are coming home with lots of
fresh ideas and innovations - and lots of shopping too (watch this
space!)
We are both now on a train to Frankfurt. Mr.T will continue the train
ride to Zuerich, while I will get off and hopefully get a seat on the
next flight to OZ - all flights are full :(
Fairwell, Goodbye, Aufwiedersehen Amsterdam. See you next year.

The Winner is.... Malcolm Turnbull

Finally, the Liberal Party has found a true candidate to lead the Opposition.
Don't get me wrong, I'm a Rudd supporter, but I also believe that a
strong opposition will keep the bastards honest.
I mean look at NSW State Goverment - it's a joke, a really bad soap and there is no real opposition!
Therefore I say
Congratulations to Malcolm Turnbull and 'Keep the Bastards honest!'

12 September, 2008

Day 6 and loving Amsterdam

We arrived yesterday in Amsterdam after a relaxing train ride through
the beautiful country side of Germany and Holland.
The suprise was great when we opened the door to our favourite hotel
room 68 - where we stayed on our privious visits - it was completely
renovated. Not only that, but we loved the renovations too. Besides
a new color scheme, soft furnituring and brand new bathroom it also
features a flat screen TV, Wifi, downlights, a spectacular chandelier,
more cupboard space and air con - Gr8!!
None the less, we ventured out straight away to hire a couple of bikes
for the week, drink a few beers, sample some of the delicious food and cake and soak up the atmosphere.
It's gr8 to be back. Not only is AMS a beautiful city, its the people
and their way of live that make this city such a special place.
LeOpard very happy!

09 September, 2008

Day 4 - Mr.T and Mutti bonding

Mr.T and Mutti are looking through old pictures of when The Kat was a Kitten. Mutti is more than happy to share any anecdotes she remembers and Mr.T is a keen listener - there is a lot of 'Ah' and 'Oh' and laughter of course. I hope Mutti won't get out the album from the '80!!

06 September, 2008

Day 1 - Mr.T meets Papa

We finally made it. It tooks us 32 hours door to door from OZ to ze Vaterland - where is Scotty when you need him ??
Unfortunately we had to endure being in Coach all the way through and as you can imagine the Kat was not happy!! Fortunately enough the Cabin Crew felt for the Kat and Mr.T and spoiled us rotten - 'Would you care for some Champagne with that sleeping pill?'
All 30 odd hours were forgotten once we went through customs in FRA and saw Papas happy and excited face. It didn't take long for Mr.T and Papa to have a joke at the Kats expense - I know, I`m such an easy target. Meanwhile I`m writing this post, both of them are doing Yoga. What the...??
Needless to say once we got to Papas place we got fed with, yes you guess it right, Cake - did I mention it was 7.30am? Followed by a proper German breakfast - with different kind of bread rolls, meats, cheese and Leberkäse. And that was only the beginning of our Gourmet Tour of Deutschland.


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03 September, 2008

Going on a European Holiday!


The day has finally come. Mr.T and I are going on holidays - if you can call visiting the folks in Germany and going to a trade fair in Amsterdam a holiday.

My idea of a holiday is not having to see an aircraft from the inside let alone flying in it for 20 odd hours, hanging around airports and staying in hotels - sounds to much like work to me. I have tried contacting my friend Scotty to beam us over - how fabulous would that be, but to no avail.

So reluctantly I went to get the tickets today, 18 hours before we are about to leave. I still haven't packed, but even worse neither has Mr.T!! Mr.T is to busy at the moment with putting little stickers on things - don't ask!

We are heading tomorrow to Frankfurt via Singapore and Adelaide - Ade.. what? EXCACTLY! But with lots of luck we will be doing it in Business Class - Champagne here we come. We have a 5 hour transit in Singapore, which we will probably spend in The Qantas Club, thanks to Mr.T's life time membership - how handy :)

Once we arrive in ze Fatherland, folks and friends will treat us like Kings!
"Finally we are meeting ze boyfriend."
You can be guaranteed that we'll be fed until we explode. Fois Gras anyone?

After Mr.T has endured everything that comes with the Kat, we'll head to Amsterdam, by train, along the Rhine River - noice.

Room 68 of the Ambassade Hotel Amsterdam is were we reside - its a gorgeous Hotel and it will be our third time in that room ...

After a week in Amsterdam it's time for me to come back home. Mr.T's travels will continue to Geneva, London, New York and finally San Francisco - all in First Class of course thanks to an endless amount of freakenflyer points.

Meanwhile I'll be flying for work to San Fran as well to meet up with Mr.T - just in time for Folsom Street Fair :)

I know, life sucks!

Like I said, my idea of a holiday is not.....

Stay posted!



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30 August, 2008

Greeting from Germany

Here are some images of my recent 3 day visit to Germany




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23 August, 2008

Fear! What are you afraid off???


I don't know what is happening lately, but I have been encountering quite a few people who are so fearful - specially when they see me and the camera and I'm not sure what they are afraid of. Even amongst some 888DAGgers fear has crept in.



So lets talk about it!!!!! What are we afraid of?

[ed-I'm afraid of Helga!]





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Email von Papa - Aussie vs Kraut

HEy Markus,

Vielen Dank für Deine Mail. Bis Dienstag 12°° Uhr.Wetter durchwachsen.

Deutschland hat Australien in Gold überholt,wir haben heute die 15. geholt.

Alles andere mündlich.


Es grüßt Dien Vater.




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20 August, 2008

17 August, 2008

The Winner is.... K9


Please put your hands up for K9 who won the Blacktown - Batemans Bay Variety Bash with his groovy Austin.

Well done K9, your blog makes some interesting reading - lots of drama, lots of fun- I love it!!!

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16 August, 2008

Email from LA


The other day I saw a very interesting clip on Feelion's Blog about a sustainable home in LA. It reminded me of my friends Mark and Mike, who started growing their own veggies and fruit at their home in the middle of LA. That is their garden in the pic. Apparently they have lots of tomatoes to share. Lucky guys!

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13 August, 2008

Greetings from Manila

I just got back today from Manila this morning. I had 25 hours there and enjoyed it. My first impression was mixed and I think I have to go back again to get a better understanding of the place - there is only that much you can expierence in such a short time.
You see everything in Manila, from people washing themselves in the street gutter to a Imelda look alike, being chauffeured around in a big 'n fat Bentley.
The people are very friendly, always having a smile on their faces. The local food was delicious - I did indulged myself with some crispy pig knuckles - mmmh Kat liked verly much. And the Sofitel Philippine Plaza Hotel, where I stayed, is also known for it's excellent Buffet. Food, Food, Food - I love it.
I had a great time with my colleague Pen who is from Manila and showed me around the place. She me took for a fantastic massage - no, not the one you are thinking off. In our cab rides from one place to another Pen entertained me with some fantastic stories about life, love and the universe - you rock girlfriend.

Btw the picture above is of a Jeepney. There are hundreds of them in Manila and they all look different.

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06 August, 2008

Shopping it in The Hood - Bondi Road


The other day I had a conversation with my friend Megan about shopping. Call me a mall-rat, but I usually do all my shopping at Westfield Bondi Junction, which is only 10 minutes walk from my place.
Megan however does her shopping in 'The Hood' on Bondi Road, which is 5 minutes walk from my place, and she tries to avoid WBJ at all cost. Megan prefers the local feel of Bondi Road and likes the idea that she is supporting local businesses.
Inspired by this thought I decided to give it a try and I have been shopping in The Hood for the last couple of weeks and I have to admit that 'I like it', preferring the village-feel to the mall-feel.
The local butcher next to the Post Office has a great range of organic meats, poultry and eggs as well as superb sausages (verly important).
Next door is the Russian Deli with a vast range of European delicacies, and the sales assistants Russian accent only adds to the charm of the place.
Then there is Kemeny's with a great selection of wine and groceries.
Accross the road is a fantastic Fruit and Veg shop and further down the road you will find a brilliant fish shop called The One That Got Away. And I don't want to forget to mention the beautiful flower shop next to the chicken place.....
To sum it all up, I'm hooked - I love the feel of it, the slower pace, the fact that you bump into people you know and of course the personal service you receive.

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02 August, 2008

DJMissUniv3rs3 Rocks!!


***888***

A Call von Papa


Papa hat angerufen und wollte meine Anschrift wissen. Meine Weihnachts- und Geburtstagskarte, die er mir geschickt hat und die ich nie erhalten habe, sind 8 Monate und 8 Tage nach Weihnachten wieder bei Papa angekommen - Return to Sender!

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31 July, 2008

Schlampis best EVER Winter Soup/Suppe

Ingredients:

Roasted Vegetables, which must be leftovers from the Roast Dinner the night before, including
  • Purpel Sweet Potatoe
  • Red Sweet Potatoe
  • Beetroot
  • Carrot
  • Swede
  • Parsnip
  • Garlic
  • Caramelized Leek
  • Corn
  • Fungi
Vegetable are scrubbed, not peeled. Then tossed and roasted in the following mix of
  • Lemon Juice
  • Pure Sesame Oil
  • Chilly Oil
  • Olive Oil
  • Left over wine
  • Almonds
  • Rosemary
  • Salt & Pepper
the next day add Chilli and then blast Roasted Vegetables in a Pressure Cooker twice! until Pressure Cooker whistles.

Blend

Add some Continental Veal Frankfurters - LeeOpards favorite

Add some green Veg such as Snap peas

Springle with Maggie Beer Vino Cotto

Voilà, the best Winter Soup EVER made by Schlampi!

Email von Papa - Smileys

In his quest of conquering the internet, Papa has discovered Smileys :)


Hey Ihr lieben,



Will mahl sehen,ob ich richtig die Adresse aufgeschrieben hab.

Ich habe grade Markus geschrieben und zum Manfred gesendet.Ist ja kein Problem,Markus eMail Adresse neu

eingeben und ab geht die Post.

Es grüßt Euch Horst 2 Ich hab mir schon gedacht,das was verkehrt ist.

29 July, 2008

Greetings from Beijing

888

Safety First - found in the wardrobe of my hotel room

The Nest

The Cube

???


And while you are in town have some peaches, they are in season - so juicy, so delicious, so yummy...

A day in the life of Feelion

Feelion and LeeOpard have so much in common.....

27 July, 2008

The Winner is.... Spain again!!!!


This time the hot Spaniels won the Tour de France. To be precise Carlos Sastre won, beating Aussie Cadel Evans by a minute in the overall Tour de France. I wonder what will be next for Spain. I'll keep you posted.....

22 July, 2008

Shopping in... Bangkok, Siam Square

Bangkok is a shoppers heaven. Your shopping experience will stretch from local outdoor markets to big air conditioned shopping malls. If you only have 24 hours in town I would recommend that you base yourself at Siam Square. You will find quite a few shopping expierences such as Paragon, Gaysorn (Gay what?), MBK, Siam Center, Discovery Center, Zen and Underground Market to name a few.

Paragon, Discovery and Gaysorn are the more upmarket malls, catered to the "Label Queen" amongst us, who can't do Bangkok without Gucci or Prada. However on the two top floor of Gaysorn are a few fabulous Home Decorating Stores and a great selection of Top Thai Designers which are worth a visit (if your figure is more on the petite side of life).

Next door to Gaysorn is the Underground Markets, ideal if you are after cheap souvenirs or copy items such as handbags, shirts, DVD's and watches. MBK however is 'the place' for copy items, all 8 floors of it. Make sure you familiarize yourself with the location of UR NEAREST EMERGENCY EXIT, it's a maze!!! And don't forget to bargain hard!!

Siam Center and Siam Square is the place where young shoppers meet. You will find a lot of shops and stalls with locally designed fashion. They have very groovy and trendy stuff on offer. Personally I'm a bit to old for most of it - or maybe not :)

In between shopping you definitely should try some of the local cuisine. There are lots of places to eat, but my recommendation would be the 'Intra'(diagonal of the Novotel Siam Square). As far as I am concerned, Thai food doesn't get better than that. It's tasty, it's cheap, it's cheerful.

And to finish off a hard day of shopping, spoil yourself at the lavish THANN Spa at Gaysorn or have a relaxing foot massage at Lek, which personally is my favorite.

Happy Shopping viz ze LeeOpard 888

20 July, 2008

Funny Shit :)

Miss Mann

The Winner is.....

Spain! The Pope just announced that the next WYD will be held in 2011 in Madrid, Spain. Spain has made quite a few progressive decision lately in liberalizing its laws, such as legalizing same sex marriage. Good on them!

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There is no way to happiness - happiness is the way

Guru

Dr Liu practices Chinese Medicine and he has done wonders so far. In the last 18 months Dr.Liu has fixed my tennis elbow, a knee injury, as well as upper and lower back problems. Today I saw him for a ligament injury in my thumb and I have no doubts that he will fix this as well. Dr Liu has the magic touch and always manages to exactly pin point the problem. A few massages and needles later you are cured, perfect.

Scan me!

19 July, 2008

Email von Papa II

Hey Markus, wo wie was,wo bist Du,wie geht es Dir,was tust Du.

Bist Du irgend wo in der Welt unterwegs.Ich werde morgen mal anrufen.

Mit meinen Nerv will es noch nicht so richtig werden.So kann ich auch nicht richtig laufen.

Bin noch in Behandlung,aber es bring nichts.Muß mir mal anderen Rat holen.

Komm mir vor wie ein alter Mann,der nicht mehr richtig laufen kann.

Aber man soll die Hoffnung nicht aufgeben,das es wider wird.

Sonst ist weiter nichts los.

Ach so,der Papst ist ja bei euch,hast Du was mit bekommen?.

Es grüßt Dein Vater.

05 July, 2008

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Email von Papa

Papa is 75 years old, gelernter Konditormeister, pensioniert and just discovered the internet. He has been emailing for the last 6 weeks and is eager to learn more. I'm looking forward to showing him the www
Here is one of his emails:


Bin grade aufgestanden,es ist 6 Uhr,15 Grad keine Wolke am Himmel,soll aber heiß werden.
Gehe aber gleich noch mal ins Bett.
Mit meinen zwei Damen hier wollen wir heute grillen.
Jutta hat mich heute zum mittag Essen eingeladen,ihre Mutter u. Bruder kommt noch.
Wir Grillen erst abens.
Der bessere soll gewinnen.Die Deutschen fahren alle Autos über 100000 was sollen sie
sich noch anstrengen.
Wie geht es Dir ohne Auto´?.Bei den Benzin Preisen bestimmt gut.Hir kostet der Liter 1,60.
Es haben schon viele zu knabern.Soll ja noch steigen.Bis jetzt sind die Autobahnen noch voll.
Es kommt so richtig kühle Luft in die Wohnung.Hau mich wieder hin.

Dein Paps