C'est ma faute en principe

last weekend i had an honourable vistorIn: kristin

who is my thailand (we got lost in the jungle, took us a while to find again the track) backpack companion and desy - what there is another woman here? - mate.

pictures of her stay will come soon. with a more detailed analysis of what has happened.

which brings me to today's topic: i still haven't bought a vienne guide book. and i really need one. many visitors and every time the same question: how are they ought to be entertained?
this is to be added to the list: life's problems that can be solved immediately - in principal.

so question to the viennese: how do you keep your visitors busy?

one should maybe mention that i have already had visitors that didn't like vienna. and they even told me so. zezezzezeze. was it my fault? probably in some sense.

don't go to hawelka for coffee and cake: since the old lady passed away, the cake is definitely not worth it and 8,10 euro is ridiculous.

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tuesday morning. 7.30 am.

i haven't taken the subway for quite a while that early. now i can remember what's the real reason behind that: working people going to work at 7.30. ieeee....
C'est ma faute.
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