Tom’s Blog

Yes, Web 2.0 has “finally” arrived to my server - well at least a part of it - a blog. According to Wikipedia a blog is the short form for weblog and is a type of website where entries are made (such as in a journal or diary), displayed in a reverse chronological order. So it’s actually what I have been doing for a while by sending e-mails to you guys but now it’s all centrally stored and you can e.g. subscribe to it.

While we are already at it, over this weekend Katrin and me have also been very busy with our combined website. The following was added:

• the last remaining section “World Map“
• the 3rd photostory from the World Cup
• Katrin added her “London Times Blog“

And finally, I have updated my pictures section at the usual place.

With that, you should be busy for a while. But don’t forget to write some e-mails back with your comments. Alternatively you can obviously leave a feedback directly on this page - it’s up to you!

But enough of that techie stuff. What else has happened over the past weeks? Well I was working working and working. But luckily this wasn’t everthing I was up to lately. One of the past, recent highlights was definitely that Katrin and I went to the European premier of Miami Vice. The film was really good, but the better part was actually before the movie started. We got to walk over the red (well it actually was blue) carpet among the entire cast of the film. Everyone was there: Colin Farrel, Jamie Foxx or Li Gong. And as special surprise did all of a sudden Samuel L. Jackson appear. Unbelievable!!

And then Katrin had one of her most exciting days in her life. She was recently recruited for a London model agency and was able to get her first shooting for the “catalogue”. I always knew it, she’s made for that! Have a look for yourself:

 

There’s actually not much more that I can write after that, right? So, I leave you to it.

I hope you liked this first edition. More to come soon.

 

tom.

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