Great Greater Britain: Oktober 2014

Hello my dearest readers :)

because it's half-term now I'm having a week of, which is incredibly nice. NO SCHOOL ( yeah, finally) and no work for me :)

The nicest part of that is, that you can visit all the tourists things early or late in the week, so there are not so many tourists.

This is why I went with some friends ( Luise, Victoria and Theresa) discovering the Street Art Area around Shoreditch. There are lots of Graffitis of very famous Street Artist like Bansky ( http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banksy ) and ROA ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ROA_(artist) ) .

Because I'm always carrying around my DLR camera, I took a lot of pictures.

So here they are, enjoy them,

It's hard to make a picture which captures the complete beauty of the piece of art but I tried it and I hope you can get an idea of why I think they are beautiful.

See you soon,

Pauli xxxx

HELLO AND WELCOME BACK!

I was quite busy the last weeks so I couldn't find the time to write a post for you all and because my mum and Passi ( hello to you two ) where moaning about that I should take more care of my blog, I m now trying to take more care of it. ( My mum even said she likes the blog of my friend more, so I was quite shocked).

So this post is like always a post with loads of picture, because I m too lazy to write so much.

All in all these are pictures from my trip with Luise and Fiona to the National History Museum, which was incredible, because they got real life height dinosaurs statues and loads of other very interesting stuff like exhibitions about earthquakes and animals.

I also went with them and Isi to the Kensington Gardens, which are around the very posh area Chelsea, where I desperately want to live in. These houses are amazing beautifully.

( But in a nutshell there are only billionaires living and Arabs who are in the oil industry).

The last pictures are about a trip I did with my class to Cambridge, which was beautiful, but I expected Cambridge to be totally different. It was very cold ans calm there I thought you could see more of a a 'vibrant-student-city'.

All in all I think I'm the happiest Au pair. because my family is the best my child is well-behaved, I don't have to clean the house, like other Au Pairs I know and I am a part of the family.It's definitely hard work but it pays off.

The only band things now is, that the Indian summer has ended and the fall has definitely arrived in London. And it's not the nice dry, sunny fall, no. It's the horrible, wet and rainy/ stormy fall with just 8 degrees. I'm a little bit afraid, that I have to buy a winter jacket in early October!

In 2 weeks it's halfterm and I've chosen to take one weeks of there to visit my friends in Leeds. I'm totally looking forward to it :)))