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Toni Rose: hey :) i'm starting to use my brave journal again. (exactly a year after) haha happy holidays (once again :))
witchykitten: Hey, Just doing some blog hopping :) Have a good weekend and dont learn too much ;)
pet: Nice layout! i like your blog. :)
lakieta: hey i just want to say hi and how are you doing i have asite youcan come and see it youcan tag me or a commet is fine too i hop you are haveing a good day and i hop you come see me soon take care and god bless bye4 now
Sean: Hi! just dropped in. Nice blog.
corina: hi. ...just blog hopping! Have a great weekend.
pharmacy: i want to add some comments
Beth: hey just blog hoping nice journal.
Helen: Love you journal. I'm a Brit who lives in Georgia, USA. I spent 3 1/2 years living in Erlangen in Germany.
Bree: Very cool website, I'll be sure to pop back in.
Julie: Just cruisin thru!! Thought I would say HI!
history of engagement rings: A newspaper in Iran is now holding a cartoon contest called Holocaust Cartoons. Iran made Holocaust denial government policy when Iran foreign minister Manouchehr Mottaki said in December that remarks made by the Iran president that the Nazi mass murder of Jews during World War II was a myth. It may be so goes the first heavy week of earnings, wedding rings so goes the first quarter, he added, playing on the old adage about the S&P 500 performance in January which says, so goes January, so goes
Conne: Beautiful photo on Feb 4.
Michael: Hi
Jenn: Hope you had an excellent Christmas! Happy New Year!
dee: I was out journal surfing and thought I'd say Howdy!
Heather: Greetings from Berlin! hey awesome journal! I went to Rostock a few weeks ago, and I loved it! Its beautiful!
Eric: Hi there, just stop by to say hello & hope this find u well here!
Starlight: Hey Paul! Just stopping by...hope your week has been good.Love the pics. Have a great weekend!
Deano: Nice internet site, I really like the way you get the links to slant!
Kay~Iggy: Hey! Nice blog. Come visit. :)
Amandamagick: hi there!!!
The Nameless: thanks for the tag. great site.
sagegirl: HELLO..From Southern California..
Kate: Ello! Wow! 12 hour days?? Yuck and yucker!! Anyhoo, wat up? Laters!!
Kris S: Hi, Paul! Just thought I'd stop by and catch up! Hope this finds you having a great week!
My Magnificent Herbal Body: Your journal is very cool!! you have lots of friends that care about you. Just wanted to stop by and say Hi, i saw your journal on "community blog webring".
Jenn: Hey there Paul! Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving such a wonderful tag! Congrats to you as well, as all your dreams come true!!! In Friendship~Jenn
Aidan: Hi hon. Thanks for the visit! I hope this finds you having a great one!
Moonie: Congratulations to YOU!!
Danger Girl and Danger Dog: Hello soon to be DR. Paul Congrats on the Uni acceptance. Thanks for stopping by and have a great Week!
Kris S: Thank you so much for stopping by an sending some luck my way...lots of stuff going on with Dad at the moment so I will certainly need it! Also, FANTASTIC news about the university!!!!! Congratulations to you, my friend! I am SO happy for you!
Kris S: Just dropping by to wish you a wonderful weekend, Paul! Hope this finds you well!
Dee: sorry its been so long I have been working hard, setting up my new web biz, will try to not leave it so long in futurelove Dee
Moonie: Hi there..thought I'd stop in to see what's going on in your neck of the woods. Congrats on your score! Have a spiffy day.
Exercisegirl: Hey Paul...Thanks for stopping by and you're right age is just a number... WOW, not sure what all those numbers mean, but it sure sounds like you have something to be proud of..Good JOB!!!! Enjoy your day
susan: thanks for the tag, Paul! And yes actually 11kg of blackberries... I put them into small plastic bags, about 500g each and freeze them. I was going to dehydrate a couple of kg but my dehydrator is not running properly. I put blackberries on my shredded wheat for breakfast everyday, so I have to pick alot to last me til this time next year when they are ripe again! I like raspberries more but blackberries are free and rasps are not (about $2.50 CDN a kg)
Jenn: Hey there Paul! Thanks so much for stopping by! I hope this week is one of your best yet! May all your dreams come true......
Kris S: Thought I'd visit your little corner in Germany today. It's a lovely lazy Sunday here! Hope this finds you well, Paul!
Kathleen: I' m home! FINALLY!! yay! I just updated my journal if you'd like to check it out .
Wendy: Have a safe and arrest-free day!
Kris S: As always, such great photos! I got a good chuckle over the one in the theatre! Hope this finds you having a GREAT Tuesday!
Claire: Unofficially, I'm getting a second round interview, though officially I don't know that - they're trying to work out when it will be.
Aidan: Thanks for the comment and advice. :-) I will try to keep it in mind. Have a good weekend.
Jilly T: Hi Paul, just calling by to catch up. Very impressive photography, thanks for sharing.
Melody: thanks for the tag you left on my journal. i liked the picture i put on it too :). I like your website, and your journal. will visit again soon. TC
Kris S: Hi, Paul! Nah, I don't feel OLD..I feel RENEWED!! There's something about a new life coming that is..well..AWESOME! My daughter Kaitlin really like HP6..said it was the darkest of all of them, but she enjoyed it!
Kris S: Hey, congrats on your English exam! Well done! Hope this is finding you doing well!
Claire: Our national unemployment rate is quite low (4-5%) In the legal industry, it's higher but the challenge is breaking in in the first place. Doing well (even extremely well) at University has nothing to do with it!

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Saturday, September 2nd 2006

6:33 PM

after Norway and a special guest in Berlin

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  • Music: no time for anything except medical school
  • Weather: rainy
Hi folks,
it's been long, again. I've been traveling to Norway in the second week of August and it was just awesome. At the moment I am uploading the pictures of this trip to my homepage, so soon you'll be able to view them. There is just a couple of things to say. There is nothing better then actually having the possibility to visit a friend who shows you around in another country. Marte has planned everything through and through and we went by car from the East- to the Westcoast of Norway. We've seen big cities, tiny villages, absolute (green) desert high up in the mountains, beautiful fjords, rivers and lakes. Not to forget the ocean. I've seen so many things I never would've imagined to be able to see in just 7 days. As well we went on a really dangerous (from a european point of view) hike and survived it. Skandinavian people seem to be used to dangerous heights, steep mountains and slim rocky passage ways. Anyway it was just perfect. The only one thing was a negative experience with a so-thought best friend, but you never know people until you spend time with them around the clock.

After Norway my gf and me went back to Rostock, spent some time and then I got a sudden call from a really good friend of my time in the USA... Val. She and her bf (Andrew) would be coming to Germany, two days after the call. Everything was a real quick decision, after they had to spend a night in the Hamburg trainstation (because the Deutsche Bahn screwed up their train connection and every hostel was booked out) I went to meet them in Berlin the next day. We spent 4 wonderful days racing through Berlin from sightseeing stop to sightseeing stop and came along just as well as we used to in the USA. I loved it, even though my gf decided to stay home. I think I've now been 4 or 5 times up on the Reichstag and I can't wait to have more friends over and show them around. First of all if they manage to get a job in Spain, my bro and me will go there to see them. So anyway... after 4 days of German history, German cars and (for Andrew) lots of German beer they left to see Prague. Pictures of those 4 days will be up on my website soon...

For me, now, it's studying time. Back in Rostock again I have 2 big exams (Anatomy and Neuroanatomy) coming up. So working my way through looots of bones, muscles and nerves I hope everybody is doing great.

- Paul

P.S: I wish I had more time to upload some of my landscapes photographies to my photography-website...
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