Exhausted..

Need something to do, so I'm gonna post this blog.

I can't believe, I'm so tired. This is strange 'cause it's midday.

Think I need some time to accustom myself to the time difference - that will take some days...

But first I must charge the battery of my ipod (listened to music the whole flight)!

Wow..I'm on american ground since 3 hours!

I guess if I go to bed now, I will wake up at dead of night - so I fear, I have to stay awake till today evening.

Wait - I'm calculating the german time so I have to add 8 hours: 2.15pm + 8 = 22.15pm

No wonder that I am so tired!

Oh gosh, think I need lots of coffee for today..

<- sorry for the bad quality

I've taken these pictures with the webcam

amazing weeks lay behind me...

and I've taken so many new photos!

We've visited a hulk. That was dangerous because there was a danger of collapse.

Actually there was no entrance but we wanted to go there though.

It was too interesting (and I'm too snoopy) to stick to the rules.

And we've found a cord on a joist that looked like a gallows - It was a little bit spooky...

Heres are some photos:

And I like to photograph flowers - I think they're always looking perfect and they're kind of magic.

-> And that was only a short section!

Of course I've also taken photos of persons - but that's just an opening of my life.

Yummy! (:

Hello, Ça va?

Hey everyone,
I can speak five languages, now. - This is useful, cause I can say hello in German, English, French, Japanese and Spanish. I've still problems with the pronunciation of some Japanese words.
I think for Germans, this is a very difficult speech, coz it's everything different.
They've got syllables instead of characters. And this syllables are looking that way: はじめまして
=> what means ''hello''. You pronounce it ''hudshmemashte'', but with our characters you'ld write it : hajimemashite. It's complex - I know. ^^ But I like to learn new languages and I find Japanese interesting and(!) it sounds nice (If you can speak it). Someday I'll read a Japanese book ..*building a castle in the air*