Category: Pictures

Yesterday I visited the old bunkers and tunnels of Linz that where built during the Nazi-Regime to protect the local people from bombings. A very sad and depressing tour, but at the same time highly interresting and of educational value.

Pictures from a great weekend!

Sev, Chris and me at the Popaganda concert at the University of Stockholm.

Stockholm, my get-away for the weekend! I had a wonderfull time – full storie is coming soon!

Are you looking at me?

Picture taken in Brisbane on the 10th of September 2001

All the best to Oslo, may the force be with you Sev!

A while ago (maybe two months or so) I wrote about the upcoming blog entry # 100. It took me some time to finally get there… But this is indeed Blog entry Number 100! Today I’m finally in the mood to sit down, relax, drink some coffee and type a few lines.

First of all, for those of you who frequently read my Blog – thanks for all the nice & (sometimes) nasty emails! I really appreciate feedback, even the one with bad language.

So what is up with the title of this Blog? “Red lipstick and a perfect smile…”
Around Valentines Day I read an interesting article about Emma Forrest, writer of the book Namedroppers, on CNN. The article was a little insight on her thoughts about Valentines Day and men. What did catch my attention was the picture of her, to be precise, her perfect, dark red lips! I have not found an equivalent to those perfect lips yet.

So Emma Forrest, if you ever stumble across this Blog and read it, I consider your lips the most perfect one I’ve ever laid my eyes on and this Blog entry is a tribute to that. And you and your publisher might be happy to know that I actually bought one of your books and enjoyed reading it! The reason I’m not publishing the picture with those fantastic lips on my Blog (and I would love to do so…) is that I simply do not own the rights to it and don’t want to get into any copyright troubles.

That’s all I’m going to write today! But at last I do have a simple task for all readers of this entry: Take a look outside and if it is sunny, shut down your computer and get some fresh air! That’s what I’m going to do right now, sit in the park, and enjoy the small and simple things that make life wonderfull.

I am catholic, and I was named after John XXIII, but I was born in Dezember 1978, and John Paul II had been the only pope I actually knew. Today he passed away, and despite many things I disagree with my church , John paul II always made me THINK and many times, when I saw him talking, he was inspiring for me and I do want to thank him for that tonight.