all that you can't leave behind

.fleetwood mac.:. landslide (live) .

So there goes the weekend. The fact that you looked so forward for something that passes by so fast is strange enough. But hey : It was my birthday, so invited some friends to come over to AB City (I called it this way because most of you don't know where it is anyway and it's not THAT important) and go to the "Stadtfest". This a huge party throughout the whole city where live bands play on every corner, some on big stages - others on smaller ones.

Sadly the weather wasn't in the best mood, so we looked for shelter from the rain and found it in one of the loveliest bars around : The burren bar, an irish pub in AB City. We had great fun and laughed our asses off about some funny details, like ordering cherry-banana juice for almost everyone.

See for yourself, it looks like Lavalamps :



or this VERY fitting poster :




And because I got a special craving for asian food after chatting with joh and looking on her Nippon snapshots we got ourselves some VERY delicious, asian stuff :



After having food and drinks we decided to watch some bands play. Sadly I have no good pictures of "ononmototolo" who covered U2, Sting and The Police in a great way.

All in all it was a very nice weekend with some of my best friends. Thanks to the freckle who resisted my bad jokes and blabbering attacks. You rock ! :)

The headline is - how fitting - from a U2 record. And it has a special reason. It's strange, but after reaching the age 20 some old habits fell off me like melting snow. I try to reflect myself and my behaviour a little more, keep up the contact with beloved ones and put myself a bit more behind, listen more. I think it's a good way. And it pays back soon. Today I chatted with an internet buddy who has been in Australia for one year. And I apologized. It's hard to get your mistakes into a sorry word. But it relieves and lets you think that are some things you CAN leave behind and some things are better brought up again.


murmel