Life's too fast to play it safe.

aarhus, september 2006

stine.

this is stine. my amazing danish friend, that learns german without pardon and dances whenever she can - in all her own style. Although she does not own any, she walks in red shoes. She is a true lover of life.
Tak for dig, soede!

Life style.

yesyesyes, I think this has been the longest time I have not written on the blog. No apologies, there was just not the necessary space and drive for it.

I am back in Aarhus now, but as it looks of now, this will be not for too long. Our Processsemester has started, which includes a teampractise with a danish customer, flying us all into Lithuania for a three day creative process. Furthermore do we have 6 weeks to find a meaningful partner for our testtask and sign a contract for a several days workshop.

'Aarhus Festuge' - an amazingly big annual city celebration has just started and I haven't seen too many sober people so far.

oioiiooioioi, many quotes, notes and insights will follow these days. Let me know, what you think of it, it helps me to process.:)

"No man is ever old enough to know better"

martine!

..was here. only for 24hours, but those were fantastic. The only day until now, where the sun did not play hide and seek. We had fantastic food, frustrations over shoes, closed fish shops and a beautiful walk home on the beach. She might be one of the only ones that understands my amazingly bad german/danish - and vice-verser. ;) Kaere, du er fantastisk, soeg og koselig!

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FarEast Trading Aarhus.

am good, very good. news and an update on the time in Bern and since then soon. for vietnamese spring rolls tonight shopping was needed in the asian store, farEast Trading.

It was amazing to see, what great difference the love for asian food and people can make on me and those around. There was a lot of smiling, happiness in finding again forgotten delicacies and friendly couple discussions on the dinner choice..like being back in Tops, around Sukhumvit Soi 41 again.

I miss it so much..kityueng patet thai maag. Tammai u baan ti danmark dongni?

babylon.

Saturday started misty and long night dancing makes eyes small and body feeling tired. David Gray the best companion, when the sun decides to come out shortly before it has to set again.

If you want it, come and get it, crying out loud.

Let go your heart, let go your head, and feel it now.

sun!

The sun hasn't been shining like this, the sky not been that blue for nearly a week now. Please, you should have seen me today..

I really do think, people cannot understand what grey sky means. It's not a cloud, ok? The whole is simply one grey wall. If you're lucky, you see a single cloud..

Choices we make in life, but the next one will have the c[loud]-criteria included. no doubt.

Jacqui!

Jacqui was here. We haven't seen each other for over 2.5 years. Nomads. I met Jacqui the first time being a newie in AIESEC, when she was in the austrian MC. We felt the vibes and we stayed tuned, until she had to visit the country most australians only know;) after Mary got married to Frederik, our dear prince in denmark.

She made me laugh and remember so much. We had the coldest beachwalks, good coffee and better beer in small cafés,..discussed weekends in Cambridge, our love for Bombay Saffire Gin, the danish way of relations, and more. [jac: what is this country actually exporting?? ulli: not the food, though design, image and systems jac: ahh.]

Song of the weekend, and a very good one to sing along too.:)

See you in Rome, Amsterdam or Rotterdam, Jac. Thank you for being here, it felt great! Knödel und du, ihr seid fantastisch!

Chocoladefabrikken.

Aarhus has a new starclub, a funk place where no feet stand. wild lights, three bars, a living room, tulips, 4 € entry and fantastic guys leading it all.

It is worth a visit. Located in an old chocolate factory, mid of the old city centre. My room is yours if you want to have some moving friday/saturday. Opening was yesterday, and constantly 40 people with standing feet outside, waiting to feel them moving.

Harbour winds.

walking on the harbour today, lunchtime. beautiful views to and away from Aarhus. Good to let wind blow ones mind. Question of the day: how can you 'implement' your own direction physically?

Direction is the choice of deciding which things in life you want to give meaning and purpose to.

Find some more images on the left sidebar, under Views of Aarhus.