Kiel

Denmark

I adore the cute little rascals, but when it comes to my cereal, I’m the only one eating it.

I’m terribly sorry that I can’t show you the plasma cutter I was obsessing about all day, because all of a sudden they said “Patrick, we’re done now”, “Patrick, drop the plasma cutter and take a step back from the work space”, “Patrick, give us that cutter, now!”, “This is not funny, stop..”, “Alright, alright, if you don’t want to let go of the plasma cutter, it’s fine. Too bad you’re going to miss the trip to the Litago Factory. We’re goind there now, wanna come? Mhmm, delicious cocoa. You’l miss out bad. Wanna come, too? Here, let me just hold that thing for you, there .. get him!”

Anyway, so at one point or another, I was seperated from my beloved plasma cutter, and thus could no longer slice through sheets of steel. Should have never told them about my addiction to Litago cocoa.
Bastards.

The [Monday meeting] tradition in full effect on top of Rundemannen.

I bet all Bergen blogs by expats and exchange students feature the same topic: today’s snow. Our hero was outside enjoying the weather, freezing his ears off. Should maybe get a cap with fancy earflaps..

Here’s a picture of this little machine I’ve built in the “Connect the Dots” workshop by HC Gilje.
I could explain it, but that would take too much time - will upload a youtube video sooner or later, promised.

The first snow fell today, the mountains looked nice and powdery white. Would love to go hiking tomorrow, and decided to do so already, then remembered Ellen’s MAX course tomorrow at 11am. Unfortunately it is almost 5am already, and Mr. I-love-to-walk-8km-through-the-rain (err, me) decided to leave the car parked and put on his Lundhags boots instead. Looks like another night with 4hrs of sleep.

Ear Candy: Deine Lakaien - Dark Star

Maria, Mattias, Ivan and Patrick @ Ivan’s [Quarantine Gallery] as a part of the 24HR NON STOP ART Exhibition at Tígh Filí in Cork.
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