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Shooting 100-year-old film: Primor B2 Panchromatisch - by Maxime Evangelista
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In meinem Lieblingscafe in Kƶpenick, dem āMilchkaffeeā.
Am Nebentisch eine Geburtstagesellschaft. Mittendrin eine stämmige Frau mit Trägekleid, Tuch im den Hals und kurzen Haaren. Sie lacht laut und scheppernd; hört sich an wie eine Fuhre Pflastersteine, die vom LKW gekippt wird. Da lobe ich mir den einzelnen Mann gegenüber, der still Zeitung liest.
Life update
I havenāt written my blog as often as I was hoping to when I first started writing it. The last blog post talked about the fact I was about to go on holiday to Berlin with a lovely Australian Tinder boy. That was back in February, and it is currently the first of July, and now I live in Berlin. For real.Ā
A crash course in the last 5 months: I went on holiday to Berlin for 5 days, 2 of which were spent solo and I LOVED it despite it being -11 degrees. 3 weeks after said holiday, I went on holiday again to Denmark (with a day trip to Sweden) with my two best friends, and the whole holiday I talked non-stop about how much I wanted to live in Berlin. We were staying with a friend of one of my best friends, and heās British and moved to Copenhagen to study and now lives with his Danish girlfriend (and even has a Danish accent when speaking English... despite being English!), it really really made me want to take the plunge to move to Germany. On the last day of our holiday my friend Hannah told me to book a flight and be done with it, after sayingĀ āmaybeā one too many times, she just booked one for me. She picked a random date - June 19th - and paid for a one way ticket to Berlin. She said I didnāt HAVE to use it to move there permanently, but I could if I wanted to. So thatās what I did. I had a leaving party, I quit my many jobs, I said goodbye to the cute boy Iād been dating for a month,Ā and I moved from Cardiff back to Somerset to live with my family for a week, before selling a lot of possessions (not enough, really) and jetting off to Berlin.Ā
Iāve been here for 12 days so far, and Iām loving it for the most part.Ā
Fortunately and coincidentally, my friend Philippine, who I knew from Cardiff managed to secure an apprenticeship with the Berlin Opera House, and she found out she was successful on the same day that Hannah booked my flight. Her apprenticeship is just for the summer, so we decided to live with each other. The Opera building sheās primarily working in is in a place called Kƶpenick, which is just outside of Berlin city, in the more country and rural area. It takes about 20-40 minutes to get to the city by train from there. Weāre living in a town slightly further away called Friedrichshagen (Pronounced freed-ricks-hagen), and itās beautiful here. At first I was annoyed that itās so far away from the city, but I think Iāve come to terms with it already. And Iāll only be living here temporarily, so once Phil moves back to the UK/France/Korea (sheās a busy gal), Iāll move into a new flat.Ā
On Monday (tomorrow) I start German language school, itās expensive, but itāll be worth it. I believe it takes around 6 months to get to a level considered as conversational, and although I do know bits of German I am started from the very beginner level, and Iāve booked 2 months of classes. I donāt yet have a job, and I guess now with language school taking up my days that could hinder me further on the job front, but I think itās ok.Ā
I just wanted to update the blog with my new life, hopefully Iāll start posting more, as I try to find new creative outlets and get back into being a creative human (life took a toll on my creativity, but I NEED a way back in). Iāve started writing a journal, and will be attempting to start vlogging, or doing some kind of video work.Ā
Here are some photos from my first two weeks:
Brandenburg Tor/Gate
Der Dom - Berlin Cathedral (There was maintenance happening on the other half, so I took an artistic crop)
The Reichstag
Lake Müggelsee during sunset.
Schloss Kƶpenick - Kƶpenick CastleĀ
Lake Müggelsee
Charlottenburg castle
A walk I took near my house
Lake Müggelsee from Köpenick side
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