
Since one week I live now in 66 Warren Street (4067 Brisbane - St. Lucia). I live together with 2 cats, two birds and some fish and two australien girls. I think both of them study veterinary medicine. But during the summer holidays one goes working and the other one I don't know. We don't see each other quite often. My rhythm of life changed a bit, like getting up at 5 am!! (I am surprised as well, don't worry!!) Here are some impressions from my new home:

One of the cats - of course in my bed!

My room, quite empty, but what do I need for 8 weeks?

The living room

Kitchen - with all things I need! I like it! Espresso machine!

A real traditional Queenslander - this is how they call such houses here. (I know the bin is full!)
This weekend I spent at the Gold Coast again. Currently there are summer holidays here in Australia, and all kiddies come to Gold Coast for two weeks to celebrate something, I don't know what. But you can imagine what kind of fun they had. I was unfortunately a bit sick, so we couldn't do what we had planned. Stephane and me went out for a drink and spent some time at the beach, surrounded by screaming and pissed kids, quite romantic! At home we watched Ice Age (don't laugh!) and had a nice dinner. At least I could relax a bit and enjoyed the weekend.
I have some bad news > my laptop is sick as well!! The monitor doesn't want to work anymore, so I have to use an external monitor. I don't know how to solve this problem in the next weeks, but we will see. Where there's a will, there's a way. So I went today (on a Sunday!) in the office to do some administration work. I couldn't resist and did some SQL-statements for my database! Sorry! I took a pic of my desk and another one with the view out of the window. So you get the impression how it looks like from inside when we have a storm in Brisbane.

It doesn't look too busy, does it?

It was a quite severe storm with lot of thunder and lightningsWith the summer the rainy season starts as well. I don't mind the rain, because it doesn't cool down afterwards and I still can live with this high humidity. The storms normally don't take long, maybe 15 minutes and then the sun is shining again!