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-NADA SURF- Last week I won tickets to see 90s indie band Nada Surf perform live on ORF radio with the Radiokultirhaus symphony. It was simply amazing! Brought back memories of my late teens/early 20s when I would play the album Let Go over and over. The song 'Blonde on Blonde' still gave me chills!
-HAIR- First time in 18 years that I have bangs! I was a bit hesitant as one hair dresser once told me it wouldn't work with the way my scalp is shaped ( or something). But I LOVE it! Bangs are the way to go and I feel like a new person.
-VIENNA- Last Sunday it was a beautiful day and Vienna and though I was sick, we decided to have a small picnic in the park. One of Vienna's biggest parks, Prater, is not too far from our place so we went there and enjoyed a few hours in the sun.
-VIENNA- This is the Wotruba Church located deep into Vienna's 23rd district Liesing. It was built between 1974-1976 by Fritz Wotruba who was an Austrian sculptor. Though it looks more like a sculpture, it is actually a fully functional church. The area surrounding the church is hilly with a nice view f Vienna. A bit further than I would want to be from the city though....
-PEILSTEIN- Peilstein is this big cliff pictured in the photos and is a popular climbing area located in the Wienerwald (Vienna Forest) about 45 mins west of Vienna. The hike from the parking area up to the top is about 1.5 hours, steep at times but the condition wasn't so bad (even for someone as unfit as me). It was a beautiful though exhausting hike but I was in great company!
-KAHLENBERG- Last weekend we went up to a heuriger (basically a bar that sells its own wine, this one particularly on their own vineyard as well). It was a perfect way to spend a Sunday in Vienna: Sun shining, drinking local wine and eating homemade cake. 🌞🍰🍷
-Göttingen, Germany- Some friends and I drove last weekend to university town of Göttingen, located in the German state of Lower Saxony. We attended a beautiful wedding of good friends of mine but for their privacy I won't post photos of them here. I really enjoyed the city- the university gives the city a vibrant and young feeling. The locals here were definitely more friendly than in Vienna, eager to show you where you need to go. Side fact: apparently the Brothers Grimm studied here.
DONAUKANAL-
On Sunday, we had a gorgeous day in Vienna with lots of people flooding the Danube Canal. This is a ten minute walk from my apartment, score! Most people bring their own beers (or in my case my own bottle of wine), but there are also beach bars such as Tel Aviv Beach and Adria.
Attersee, Austria-
On our drive back from Salzburg last week, we visited the infamous Attersee ( or Atter Lake). This lake holds the inspiration and landscape behind many of the famous Austrian painter Gustav Klimt’s works. He was known to spend his summer months near this lake between 1900-1916.
It’s a beautiful and clear lake surrounded by mountains in the Salzburg region.
The castle pictured in one of the photos is called Schloss Kammer and can be seen in the famous Klimt painting ‘Avenue in front of Schloss Kamer’.
From @TheBeezNiez: “Garçon in his purrjamas!” #catsofinstagram [source: http://ift.tt/1MUudqk ]
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My hood- the third district of Vienna ❤️
-THAILAND-
My trip to Thailand this year in February. Words will barely describe, photos will barely convince. This was my very first trip to southeast Asia and I couldn't be more satisfied! Hope you enjoy my attempt to show you my experience.

Backpack ready to go
what it looks like to fly 6 hours without any sleep.
touchdown! Bangkok.
my first Pad Thai in Thailand, accompanied by Chang which became my beer of choice the rest of the trip

After flying from Vienna to Dubai and Dubai to Bangkok, we stayed approximately 8 hours in a hotel and had to wake up at 4:30 am to catch a domestic flight to Ranong. We flew with Nok Air (Nok means bird in Thai), I thought our plane looked more like a duck!
Boat ride from Ranong to Koh Phayam, the island we would stay at the next 10 days.



Our arrival to this small paradise in the Andaman Sea.



Our first bungalow, Phayam Friends. Amazing place, amazing people. We woke up every morning to this view, pure happiness.






FOOD & DRINK- fantastic! as it was pretty hot every day, instead of eating hot things I opted for fresh papaya shakes and lots of vegetable dishes. We ate breakfast often at a little hippie place called Cha Chan, think vegan waffles with homemade cashew butter or vegan sausage sandwiches equipped with homemade cashew and holy basil pesto. There weren't many other beer choices than Chang or Singha, but cocktails were pretty cheap. I also LOVED the pad thai!

ANIMALS- One thing I absolutely adored about Koh Phayam is that it seemed animals and people co-existed peacefully. People respected the numerous stray cats and dogs, often feeding them scraps of whatever was left over. Chickens walked around with kittens. Monkeys kept to themselves, scavenging for food while huge Hornbills flew overhead.


SUNSETS
incredible!

Our second bungalow on the eastern side of the island. The bungalow itself was really nice but we didn't like the beach as much on this side, as it wasn't as wild as the west coast and it was near the pier with a lot of traffic.
Our mode of transportation- Christoph was a great driver and navigator, despite a few balance problems.





CHILL OUT- we spent 90% of our days literally just lying around in places like these, lounging on comfy cushions and sipping fruit shakes or coffee or beer or a combination.




THE SEA- Koh Phayam is located in the Andaman Sea, part of the Indian Ocean. The sea was very diverse depending on which part of the island you were visiting.



HIPPY BAR- and then there was this place. Located in a remote part of the island, Hippy Bar was exactly as it looks.
the happy couple taking it all in.
We were sad to leave the island after ten days of pure relaxation. This was the ferry that brought us back to Ranong to make it to another duck flight!

Made it safely to Bangkok, but never felt so safe inside of these tuk-tuks.
BANGKOK- not my favorite city in the world. happy we were there less than 2 days. the market wasn't as crazy as I had expected and things were pretty cheap. In general, I just didn't find it to be a very interesting city....more like crowded and humid.
Thanks for taking a look at my adventure in Thailand! I would love to go back again one day and explore more.
The kids and teachers at the kindergarten reminded me I was 30 today. This is what 30 looks like.
Taking a birthday hike around the Danube's wetlands in Lobau National Park.
3 more weeks until I can expand my mind beyond convincing a 4 year old girl she isn't klein.
Fresh tulips for a fresh beginning! Happy almost spring!
New start
Here's to a new start! I've cut my hair, quit my job and even got a new phone number so why not start with a new blog? I'm feeling up for a new start full of travel, adventure, food (really important) and just whatever else I feel like! This is mine to share with you. Much love.
