Saturday, May 26, 2012

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Workday #3




Yup...that's how it looks at our place right now.

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Workday #2



and the grey, glittery linoleum is gone!

Monday, May 21, 2012

Workday #1



Room is so much larger without actual kitchen in it! I am thinking about just putting the dining room table in and frequenting restaurants.

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Bye, Bye Kitchen


We are finally having our kitchen renovated. After it took about 3 weeks to have the bathroom done (in 2010) we weren't too eager to start on the kitchen but it is really time now. The kitchen has to go! It is a tiny, tiny kitchen about the same size as the galleys I work in on the planes. But the size isn't what bothers me too much since I am not much of a cook to begin with.     


What really bothers me is the look of it. It is greyish, with a grey, sparkly linoleum floor that even covers some of the walls.


Seriously,...it's it not easy to look at this first thing in the morning when I stumble into the kitchen to make myself a cup of tea.





I'll be very glad when it is gone.

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Birthday Girl




Someone has been getting away with having cake for breakfast and staying up till 10 pm for the last few days. Daughter is birthday girl and she will milk it for as long as she can.

Monday, May 7, 2012

Hamburg With Husband






When In Hamburg, Germany...

for a weekend, go and see all the sights and do all the things that tourists do.

But afterwards, make sure to take the subway to the "Landungsbruecken"...


where you will wait at the dock #3 for the ferry #62 (subway/ferry ticket for all of Hamburg on Saturday or Sunday is only Euro 2, 95 for a group of up to 5 adults per day)...


...after 3 stops (if my memory serves me right) get out at the "Neumuehlen" and start walking along the beach...


...you will pass a few pubs and coffee shops but wait till you come to the very last two huts called  "Strandkiosk" and "Strandperle" where you have to get a cup of coffee or a bottle of beer and a hot dog. Sit in one of the chairs and watch the huge ships, heavy with cargo, pass by...


When you continue your walk along the Elbe, you will pass some of the most charming houses, built a long time ago for the sailors and their families.


You will pass a gigantic rock, called the "old Swede" who made its way to Northern Germany a long, long time ago...


...and more beautiful houses and their little gardens.






You will have a very hard time leaving...

Sunday, May 6, 2012