I can't believe it.
24 more hours and I'll be back in London
I just can't believe how time flew. It feels like yesterday when I arrived at Düsseldorf airport.
I spent my last week driving through NRW (mostly by train), visiting friends (or meeting up with them in some dodgy villages cities
), relaxing, sleeping, watching telly and going out in the evenings. (I didn't drink, though
Honestly!)
Yesterday I got a new haircut (no, you won't get a picture, maybe later..) and I got to see Disney's "THE BEAUTY AND THE BEAST" in Oberhausen (where I'd met up with Jess). It was so cool to see Yngve again (he plays the beast btw *g*)... he's gooooooooorgeous :
It was really, really nice and we enjoyed it a lot
On the train to Krefeld I met that special kind of species - my best friends (I see them a lot) - a ticket inspector
I did have a ticket (that didn't occur to be the problem for a change and even if, I am kinda able to influence that species a lot and I never have to pay *LOL*).... what happened was:
I dared to put my legs up on that kind of thing (which, when you put it down, becomes a sort of extra seat) and when that muppet gentleman came to check my ticket he said: "Put your legs down, will ya"...
To cut a long story short: Of course I did what I was told but afterwards he was just so rude and talking to me in a way I don't wanna be talked to. Additional to that he touched me and kind of hit me (well, my legs).. and then he was really going to call the old bill, I couldn't believe what I heard.
"Call the police then, go on.. Then I'll have someone to tell what you just did" I said, and he didn't like that .. but considering the fact that at the end of the day it was him who had done wrong he didn't call the coppers - how stupid can one be!!!
I just felt bad because on the one hand I don't wanna be treated like that and on the other hand I usually don't get involved with any kind of authorities
(at least not in that kind of way)
Anyway. All in all I've had a really good time at home and enjoyed every single minute. It's great to be without any duties, responsibilities and worries for a while...
When I met up with Tina in Düsseldorf the other day I discovered some park (which had been there all the time but although I was born in Düsseldorf I had never been there before) - "Hofgarten".
It's really nice and we took a time out singing "Andrew Lloyd Webber" songs on a bench (I know we are embarrassing and we're proud of it) and talking about ill hamsters, dead rabbits and screaming guineapigs *ggg*
Two days ago Vany was doomed to cook some dinner for G., G. and me, because she was taken to a Robbie Williams concert in Cologne 2 weeks ago - bad luck - and that was her "payment".
It was quite yummy, though, and all of us enjoyed it a lot.
A perfect dinner
Today our train was delayed for some time because the police was tracing an unattended bag.
Quite reassuring to be told "Well, we'll stop here for a while because the Transport Police have found some unattended bag in your carriage. Don't worry, you'll be fine" *g*
It turned out to belong to some homeless fellow who was searching the train for empty cans and bottles (there are loads of people who search bins in order to get the 25 cent pledge). Grrrr...
Btw that's me with Orlando, Johnny and Keira *ggg*:
.. at a bus stop in Waterloo *ggg*
That was in Waterloo as well:
(I know the pic's quality is rubbish but thats not my fault)
and some more pics:
