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Gone for a week

01/07/07

Venice!

After 3 weeks with at least two exams or exercise deadlines per week and some more issues and obligations thrown in to round off a nice month of stressful exhaustion, I’m am heading off to Venice for 5 days with my girlfriend.

Since there’s some stuff that I cannot let unattended for this long, I’ll take my PowerBook with me, hooked up to my GPRS-enabled cellphone (which means horribly slow internet access, but better than nothing). I wish we Europeans would have gotten the iPhone last Friday, too, but I’ll have to wait until the end of the year, apparently. With this little gadget, I could leave the notebook at home, since all I have to do is watch my email and (maybe) do some financial tasks online. This would be possible on the iPhone, too, without the need to bring a laptop.

Anyways, I probably won’t be writing any blog entries while I’m gone, but I hope to be back again next weekend, packed with a lot of good photos and nice memories. I’m really in dire need of recreation…

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