Earlier today I had one of those random weird moments you get from time to time by the marvels of the internet. My friend Peter from the great german Lemotox podcast told me he was watching Germany's best known web tv when he saw me being featured (I'm at 2' aprox). Well, I can't tell you I understand what she said, but I suppose it was something great because I'm seeing now several visitors coming here for the first time. What's even better is that they choose a very special piece to feature, the tragic story of John and Betty.
Strange enough, it's been 5 days since I got back home from Germany itself, and this has nothing to do with that! Man life is a bit crazy sometimes.
So thanks for your interest, thanks Peter for discover it, and special thanks to the people at Ehrensenf for the mention!

Labels: germany, linkage, thanks

I'm still on Tubingen, Germany, on the Top Floor Productions studio to be precise, and with access to a computer and internet, so I'll use the opportunity to show you a small drawing I made when in Nuremberg one midday. I made it with my faithful black biro on the Moleskine sketch notebook I bought in Sydney. I'll try to scan it properly and make some color things over it as soon as I get home.

Labels: germany, upcoming, vacations