Breast Tenderness Pregnancy Pms Differences

What's better?

Cats or dogs?

hard to say, but dogs are less bitchy

Girls or boys?

Girls of course *heehee*

Ocean or beach?

the combination of both ist most appealing

Bands or DJ?

depends on the mood

Club or pub?

again, depends on the mood - and the atmosphere

Coke or Pepsi?

Coke!

Inside or outside?

outside, no matter if the sun is shining or not

Adventure or wellness?

a good mix of both is the best

Arts or science?

neither?

Facebook or Myspace?

Facebook

Books or movies?

I know a lot of good movies, but if I have to decide between a good book and a movie I'd probably always pick the book...

Fiction or facts?

I love fairytales =D

The latest fashion or comfortable clothes?

the latter... I NEVER go by the lastest fashion

Found on Stöckchen-Blog .

Salampak Recipyingujrati

10 reasons NOT to visit Budapest

Of course there is always something you don't like, some bad experiences that you make... here is my list:

1. Budapest is definitely not a city for allergic people like me. Haven't had such a terrible hay fever for ages.

2. No matter if on the street, in pubs, public places or restaurants and cafes: Hungary has no law to protect people from passive smoking because you can smoe ANYWHERE you want.

3. Try to enjoy a yummy Hungarian goulash soup when at all tables next to you someone is having a cigarette.

4. It seems like 90 percent of the people smoke so no matter where you go you ALWAYS smell of it.

5. Because everyone around you is smoking the hay fever gets worse and worse.

6. You need at least twice as many clothes as usually when you go to Budapest because if you don't have the opportunity of washing your clothes daily there's no way of wearing them twice because they stink so bad.

7. I think you get the idea of why you shouldn't go to Budapest.

8. Compare this list to why you SHOULD go to Budapest and figure out for yourself what I'm trying to tell you ;-)

9. You still don't understand what I'm trying to tell you? Budapest is a GREAT city to go to. Just prepare yourself for this little nuisance and you'll have a great time.

10. By the way - there actually ARE a few non-smoking places like Castro's Buffet near Deak Ferenc Ter and the food-section @Szimpla (even though in Szimpla people ignore the few non-smoking signs and even the waitress is smoking behind the counter though she seems to be pregnant...).

Watery Stool 10 Month Old

10 reasons to visit Budapest

Finally found some time to tell you a little bit about my short trip to Hungary's capital. To make it more representable I'll split my reports in little sections starting with the most important reasons to visit Budapest. The numbers do not represent any priorities, their order is randomly picked.

1. Party, culture, relaxation? There's something in Budapest for everyone to see and do.

2. The people are always helpful, whether you speak Hungarian (which I don't), English or German (met more people who spoke German than English to be honest).

3. People even help you if they have no clue at all. So it can happen that you end up in the wrong part of the city because someone was sooo sure the bus you asked him about is the right one to take. But still you can have the best conversations even at 2.30 in the morning at a bus stop somewhere in Budapest.

4. The view from the Citadel is breathtaking!



5. People you've only met a few hours ago surprise you with a piece of cake, a candle and sing Happy Birthday for you.

6. You can sit on the steps of the Basilica of St. Stephens thinking about what to do next, then meet some very nice people from Latvia and Finland and spend the next hours talking about volunteer programs, couchsurfing and just hang out together.

7. Everything in Budapest is so cheap compared to German prices.

8. You neither mind losing at table soccer nor the traditional argument with a Bavarian because there are so many other things to do that are more important and way too much fun = D

9th They have Maras at the zoo!

10th You just never get bored in Budapest.

Flashing Wile Driving

Changes

I just decided to blog today only to be in English. Most people I know speak this language - as opposed to German - and I would give my friends and acquaintances outside the Federal Republic the opportunity to stay on fairy tale adventure in the picture. Anyone who knows me will understand this step and can understand :-)

When Does My Safety Harness Expire

fairy tales on the rip-off on the road

Like every year I spend my birthday once again at a spot where I have not been. Tonight's is for a few days in Budapest. Looking forward to = D If anyone has been there and has some great tips - am open to anything = D Otherwise, I'll continue to browse on the night train carrying my Lonely Planet and am excited about what I recommend my couch surfers Sun We'll see :-)

Ethernet Controller Hp T3000

Tourimarkt

made yesterday with the Steffi ne city tour of Leipzig - unfortunately chose the wrong company. Last year, I'm with Nic and Micah made a great tour with great nightlife Saxon clippers . For 19,50 € there were even the entrance to the Panorama Tower and a glass of sparkling wine.

I would have to do this time. Instead, we are at Royal London bus landed . What ne disappointment. They have first of all, namely once majestic prices - and cheat the bargain king. Just wanted to make two-hour ne Stadttrundfahrt - 14 €. Well, we thought, is still alive. A look at the flyer showed us later that the easy route but costs only 9 €. The guy had us sold for 14 € a day ticket for the hop-on hop-off tour that we did NOT explicitly.

A statement by the bus driver to go? "The 9 € apply only to the last ride of the day." HÄH ?!?!? And why if you please dsa is not so on top of the flyer? "If a misunderstanding." All right.

If you come to Leipzig. FINGER OFF THE ROYAL LONDON BUS! Absolutely not recommended. We were not the only ones who have fallen on the date on it and wondered, why do they pay more than stated in the brochure (which you get of course only after you have purchased the ticket at the slimy street vendors).

The ride itself was unfortunately anything but refreshing. 'm Almost asleep. In a monotonous voice droned down the sniveling asthma type all the data and facts to which no one remembers anyway more. No funny stories, not anecdotes, not a bissl humor. Next time I'll take back the Clippers. Since there was much more FÜS money!

Sample Of Church Ministry Constitution

Klausen has a JG!


In the presence of the local umpire Werner Kusstatscher 31 March at the Hotel Adler in Klausen, a new local chapter of the Young Generation was founded in the SVP. Local youth speaker is Alex Ploner, his deputy, Lisa Baumgartner. The new JG-local group will primarily improve the offer for young people Klausner and organizing events, where the young Klausner get to know and meet. Now it wants to be, especially in campaigning for the Gemeideratswahlen on 16 May get involved with Alex Ploner where does a candidate from their own ranks. It is important that future is represented in a youth council to lobby for the concerns of the young recluses. Highlights: - increase the supply of young people in Klausen through events, festivals and venues-annual event for young people Party Night Liner measures against vandalism and violence by young people in cooperation with local law enforcement officers

All names from left to right: Kusstatscher Werner - SVP local umpire Baumgartner Lisa - StellvertreterinPloner Alex - local youth speakers brown Christiansenn Christian Rabe Martina Schenk Stefan