I love the moon

One night in february I got a SMS from my boyfriend, he asked me to shoot the moon for him.

As we were together for nine months, I made a gift for him. I bestowed him a little book, named "Do you know how much I love you?". Its about a grand rabbit and a small rabbit, and the small rabbit wants to tell the grand one how much he loves him. But the grand one always tops the small ones metaphors.

Then the small rabbit says: I love you all the way to the moon.

I love you, all the way to the moon, and all the way back.

I love Winter

In fact I don't... But it's snowing again, and I think, I can't avoid living with that damn winter. So I searched for last winter's memories and their not as bad as I thought...

I love [.RETAIN.]

Retain also did a gig yesterday. Expressive: The voice. I really like it. I heard about four arms are better than two for playing guitar :D

www.wearethevoiceless.com 

 

I love Edge Of Humanity

Yesterday Edge Of Humanity gave their first concert in Hamburg. For me it was kinda opening night too, it was my first hardcore concert. Surprisingly I discovered: I like!

http://www.myspace.com/edgeofhumanityband

 

Furthermore I tried some kind of adaptation. 

Voice: Frederik Sichward

Bass: Lukas Stüdemann

Drums: Philipp Schöning

Guitar: Tom Willems

I love Piano

My favourite song for long: Claude Debussy - Arabesque #1
Playing it on piano is really heard, but its so beautiful...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6s49OKp6aE

I love Diving

I often thought about writing this blog. Diving for me is like freedom. There is a long story how i came to that crazy, awesome kind of sport, but I didn't finished writing. I'll post it some day, but today I'll start with some photos. They are from Ponte Brolla (Switzerland), the most beautiful place in the world I've ever been. This post goes to Jim Ahiers, a great guy I met there.

Pain ist temporary, glory is forever.

- Jim Ahiers

I love Sunsets

Sounds kinda chintzy, but some sunsets are really beautiful.

How strange this fear of death is! We are never frightened at a sunset.

- George MacDonald