Chrisus zlog

Today I found 2 caches! The first one in the Telfs Park shopping center. 20 seconds after my departure a police car came to this place. Hopefuly not because of me. The second one in a dry river at Obermieming at sundown. It became dark when I left the place. But it was a nice hike through the wood and dry river.Funny thing!

Normaly I would not take a walk just for fun. But seeking for a geocache makes great fun. So today I searched for my second cache at "Locherboden" and found it! I like this kind of hobby!

Today I found my first Geocache ever. Nice thing: walking through the wood, over snow, finding the location. I got a little gimmick and gave one back.

On friday I went to my sister and we had a fine talk-session and together with her husband we played Wizard, a cardgame until now. I wonder what Eos is doing at home now?

Today I had a date with my first girlfriend ever. After 30 years of absence we've been for a coffee or two. And it felt like the last date was just last monday. Strange but fine.

One additional reason to meet her was the death of Hannes Hernler on friday. It can be soo fast that someone whom you wanted to say something dies for any reason. And then it is too late to say anything. So I thought by myself: Don't waste time, take the chance and say what you have to or want to.

The breakfast was a sad one, because I got a message that Hannes Hernler died in case of a car crash on friday, 8th. Sad! I have a lot of fine reminders on him!

Had a fine evening in my house with my cug-friends at the CUG Konf. The could enjoy an 8-step menu in medieval style. Afterwards we had a lot of fine talking about our colleen and about interesting computer-themes. I am happily looking forward the next cook- and cug conf! And the star of all was Eos, my little kitten!

Blood on my shirt! Blood on my fingers! Where from? Arms - no. Skin - no. Face - no. The reason: Eos, my cat lost a milk tooth and as she played with me, she blooded me. Puh! Nothing serious! Now she has no upper front teeth, so it would sound "Kapfe" in german.