How to do yoga

Just Read: Ian McEwan, On Chesil Beach Brilliant story of a young couple getting married just before 68, and split up in their wedding night not beeing able to "consumate" their marriage.  Sound depressing but it is so well written that you just fly through the pages. loooooved id

Rochus Misch, Ich war Hitlers Leibgarde. oder so ähnlich. Schreckliches Buch. Wie konnte einer so nahe am Geschehen dran sein und so wenig begreifen. Habe das Buch auch noch auf Portugiesisch gelesen. 

Long time..

I will try again to write something of any relevance. What I read: Alan Greenspan, Times of Turbulence. A real nice book of a great economist who followed and lead the economic development of the last 50 years. Finally I found a reason why I studied macroeconomics for about 4 years Funny thing that reading good books is like dreaming. Once woken up you hardly remember what you have read. From Diogenes I read Joe Goebels, Vincent. A serendipidous story about a prodigious kid in the american show biz. Very entertaining. Then, then. We just finished a Ashtanga Yoga course of four days. Everyday in the morning we would drive to Brooklin in the south of the City, practice for 90 minutes with Matthew Vollmer. After four days I feel somehow deeply exhausted, fiscally and somehow, I dont know why, emotionally. Anyway. George Bernhard Shaw, A picture of Dorian Gray. Reread it after not having remembered anything. I think actually at school I must have never read it. Anyway, a very sad book of a person who starts leading a totally superficial life. We just are about to finish our first CD. It will come out on the 14. of Dezember with a little show in a Bar in the center of São Paulo. Since they opened a big bookstore in the conjunto national, something like the Barnes and Noble store in New York I bought so many book that I hardly remember what I read. Tom Clancy, the sum of all fears. The first of all these "cool CIA guy fights tons of anti-american terrorist and even gets a lock on some women who try to run the white house" type of story. Very good. Cannot lay away type of book. Now it is 1.26h in the morning and I cannot sleep. Shit...Tomorrow would be a holiday here, but my company works having had a holiday today. . Not to forget: Amin Maalouf, The crusade through Arab eyes. A truly inspiring work that show how worlds collided during the times of the crusades 900-1200 and how history many times happens to repeat itself.

Eu e djavan

We went to see his new show where gil plays the trumpet

watching brasil x equador, 0 x0, 15 min played

Hitler kauft ein Auto

In trancoso

This panorama has been taken from the deckchairs of the little bungaloo we have rented in a little 4 days getaway.

the other day in camburi

In front the studio

Where we recorded cha de boldo s first cd

On the road

Coming back from UBErlandia where valerics parents live whom we presented with a new computer. It is a 5 hour drive :-( tonight i still have probe with my band

test

heh

i liked that picture of mine

recently i stumbled over this little bunny. my english sounds like borat....

today

erster tag nach grippe im büro. hier wurde ein neues taxsystem eingeführt mit namen Supersimples und keiner kann einem sagen, wieviel es kosten wird. 

sick at home

Seit vielen Jahren bin ich wieder mal krank im Bett. Gerade von Martin Suter "Lila, Lila" gelesen. Ein schüchterner, leichter Versager findet ein Manuscirpt einer vor 50 Jahren geschriebenen Love Story in einem alten Nachttischen. Um seinen Schwarm zu beindrucken gibt er es ihr zum lesen und gibt sich als der Verfasser aus.  Höchst unterhaltsam. Alles in Zürich angesiedelt. Sofort erkennt man die Zürcher Szene und fragt sich, wieso man es nicht selber so gut und witzig beschreiben konnte.  Sonst habe ich das Buch "The crusades throught Arab eyes" gelesen, welches ich mir eigentlich in der Türkei vornehmen wollte. Da Valeria und ich aber leider überraschend zurück mussten, habe ich es halt hier verschlungen. Äusserst spannend wie die Kulturen vor etwa 1.000 Jahren zusammenprallten und Araber, Türken (seldjuken, ein Nomandevolk), Armenier, Juden und Christen europäischer und Orientaler Abstammung sich um diesen Nabel der Welt stritten. Bis heute hat sich ja da nicht viel geändert.