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Yesterday’s train conductor seemed to bery self-confident when he announced: ‘Dear Passengers, because of technical problems concerning the brakes, we are 5 to 8 minutes off time. Thank you for your understanding’. What I found very interresting is that nobody screamed for help or asserted that we’re all going to die.
I end this entry with a philosophical question: When the brakes aren’t working, and the train can’t break properly, then why aren’t we faster, but quite the contrary 5 to 8 minutes too late?

As promised: NEW PICTURES

Here are yesterday’s audio recordings:

Today we (Greuff, Neo and I) will meet again for another ‘play music we like’-event at T-ON, introducing our new (and very first) bass player: Sycho. Well it seems we’re getting kind of professional here

Today Andi, Margit, Sandra and I met again for the last miniature golf round in 2005. We played two rounds and below you’ll find a table with a seasons sum-up and personal best:

Personal Bests:
Andi: 47
Margit: 53
Sandra: 46
Me: 47

Can’t wait until next year!

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Sandra had to puke yesterday (I hope she forgives me for writing this enry - I love you Sandra!) because she ate a cucumber that is kind of special in German speaking Europe, because I didn’t find the correct translation for ‘Feldgurke’. A normal cucumber (lat: Cucumus sativus) is shown in the top picture while a Feldgurke is shown in the bottom picture. The very special thing about Feldgurken is, that you normally peel them and take out the stones, before you eat them. Sandra said that it tasted a little weird - and then she puked twice Sandra, let this be a lesson to you!