Emergency landing at ff-webdesigner. Unfortunately, I hadn’t worn my latest traditional outfit underneath. Nevertheless, I had a roast pork with free beer… Big praise to the poor, deliciously prepared pig, which will receive a worthy finish tomorrow at the end of my digestive tract – mixed with Weltenburger Urtyp Hell.Conclusion: It was worth it for me, less so for the pig. Welcome back to Regensburg!
… Why am I the only one wearing a dirndl? There are a few brave men who are committed to their Bavarian homeland, but the women don’t have the guts to wear traditional costumes… but skull-and-crossbones shirts, blouses, skirts, jeans… the usual stuff. well, they were unlucky, … there’s nothing better than a beautiful dirndl balcony!!! Apart from that, thank you very much, the pig was good and legends will still surround the Semmiknedl in 20 years’ time! Hello, d’Angie
So here you are back in your new, old city. Many things are different, but on the surface everything is the same? I’m just getting to know you this weekend. I’m looking forward to celebrating your return with your friends in your dream flat. And to take the first steps together with you, steps that lead through familiar places and celebrations towards new structures. The evening is beautiful and I wish you that it will continue just as relaxed, smiling and with this feeling of well-being. Take care! Sabine
23.26 well fed and the beer still tastes good and will certainly taste good again tomorrow at the Adlersberg, damn it! – A good weekend! Very nice to see the old posters from our evenings together on the wall – so long ago and yet unforgotten. Thanks to the pig and those who roasted it. An evening – one of many – for sure! LG, Ayli
3:05 Me and Bobby Mc Gee …….The party is coming to an end… Liane
3.53 And now it’s time to get down to business… :-) I’m off… A good night, Sabine
Frank Woelky, born in 1973. Kitesurfer since 1998. Since 2006, I have been combining kitesurfing and web design on trips lasting several months off the beaten track.