Might be the last Berlin post. Might not be. Hope you're not getting extremely and horribly bored.

Saw this movie tonight at the Barbican. So inspiring.

The Daniel Liebeskind building for the Jewish Museum in Berlin might possibly be the most amazing building I've ever entered. And so perfectly fitting for this particular museum. Snorri dragged me there almost against my will because I was certain it would be too horrible and saddening for my fragile little soul. Of course it was horrible in some ways but also inspiring and breathtaking. 

Gleðilega páska!

Riding the underground is much more interesting in Berlin than in London. Hermannplatz was my favourite. Bright yellow to greyish brown never fails. Love it. 

Also love the weather London is giving us right now. What is happening? It's april right? Heading to London Fields with a book and my housemate Dísa. Life is lovely. 

Berlin part five.

 Berlin part four.

Berlin part two.

I have returned. Refreshed, a bit tired, 700 photographs richer but with an empty bank account. But as my friend taught me to say: It's only money! Here are my first few photos from Berlin. I love the architecture of the city, the colors and the very special Berlin style which is hard to describe in words.

I'm leaving for Berlin tomorrow to meet up with Snorri. Will be there for five days and then I'm flying to Brussels to visit my sister. It will be so sweet to see them both! Don't know if I'll be able to post anything while I'm away but will for sure have lots to share when I come back. 

Happy spring!