Munich

This was my second trip to Munich, the first was filled with excitement but only to be drenched ironically by days like Thanksgiving and such. Nothing was opened, not the restaurants, not the shops, not the supermarkets, not the cafes, full of nots. This time it would be a pay-back but I took it slow and nice, a day filled with slow walks around town and a date with the famous crispy pork knuckle.

I wasn't planning on joining the rest on their trip to the castles since I had been there before, so I decided a trip to Stratford, a place where the culture lives on, their sense of belonging passed on to the future generations. I will let these pictures tell you my story...

The last picture tells all...

Dog Days Are Over

There is more to life...

Don't get me wrong, I love life as it is now, nothing can compare to the last few months of my life. It was filled with happiness and laughter beyond what I imagine it to be, in short, my life is perfect. Wait... almost perfect... As I lay down on my bed, scanning through the play list, wondering what my hub station has in store for me, and I thought to myself: Here we go again, a night of shows, snacking in bed, calling my boyfriend and dreading working in two days time. I have been doing nothing else, nothing else for the past six months. It's not like my zest for life is gone, I still love doing what was mentioned above but there was something missing... The sense of fulfillment, I... still have no idea what that meant to me yet but I guess it would be something or a reason that gets me out of bed in the morning and looking forward to a brand new day (not that my family, boyfriend and friends are not reasons for that). In ten months, I would be jobless (might be...), and I would like to be able to open my arms to another job that I know I would enjoy being in but it is definitely easier said than done. What have I done so far to make that come true, nothing... so it's time to stop procrastinating and make some decisions for the future.

To the future... cheers!