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Hamburg 2009

By on August 31, 2011 in Featured, photo, travel

Have you seen that new Facebook feature that shows you what your status was 2 years ago today? I hate it. I hate it because I don’t want to be reminded of fun times when I’m not emotionally ready for them. The other day Facebook kindly reminded me that 2 years ago I was going to Hamburg and Berlin to see The Get Up Kids. That was just before I moved to the UK and, let me tell you, life was a lot better, exciting and promising then. The good thing about this is that it reminded me that I never shared any photos for this trip, and I think it’s about time I did, because it was a short but sweet trip and lots of fun was had.

Bier für alle

BEER FOR EVERYONE!

1984 is now
Hamburg

Rely a bit too heavily on alcohol and irony irony Some of my favourite Weakerthans lyrics on a bathroom door.

HamburgCurrywurst

St PauliWe stayed in San pauli

 

st pauliMy pattern clashing self was pretty excited about this.

My partner in crimeMy partner in crime less so.

neighbourhoodBut hey, the skins from the bar liked us.

cooldudes

Here I am with our two friends, who had incredible music taste. We arranged to go to see Algernon Cadwallader together and then I lost their e-mail. IF YOU SEE THEM DIRECT THEM TO THIS BLOG POST, THEY WERE RAD!

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  • Anonymous

    It definitely seems like a great trip. I never visited Germany, I should change that asap.
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  • http://www.avillagetown.com krystal

    did you have a hamburger there? I have to ask. and also, what is that FB thing?? i think that might freak me out but i want to see it!

    • http://www.mysterymoor.com Andrea

      I DID NOT. But I did think about hamburgers and chuckle when I was there.

      The facebook thing is something that shows up on the right column and says “this day in 2009″ and you see your status update. I HATE IT!!

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  • http://ungelicisus.blogspot.com/ Rober

    Hamburg is pretty awesome. I especially enjoyed the old port, the Portuguese quarter and the bunker of doom. And I was amused by how St. Pauli merchandise is everywhere, like some sort of Che Guevara football t-shirt.

    • http://www.mysterymoor.com Andrea

      It is, isn’t it? But at the same time, we were staying right next to the stadium and the St Pauli fans around there and in the punx bars were so nice and genuine!

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