6 thoughts on “The Time I Had To Survive On Shakes”
Patrick says:
Was it Pension Baeßmann? (Possibly wrong spelling) I stayed there too! I remember walking home at night after work! But I was in an empty part of the building, so I had the kitchen to myself.
O_O It was!!! I was on the top floor, it was empty the first two days and then this guy moved in… It was very easy to reach from the train station, it’s just that everything was closed by the time I got home (and I never managed to get chips from the chicken and chips vendor near the bridge…).
looks like fun, all except the steak guy. And getting off work before everything closed. Ahh, who am I kidding? I’m just tickled you were greeted by golden retrievers every day, and had an awesome little room!
Was it Pension Baeßmann? (Possibly wrong spelling) I stayed there too! I remember walking home at night after work! But I was in an empty part of the building, so I had the kitchen to myself.
O_O It was!!! I was on the top floor, it was empty the first two days and then this guy moved in… It was very easy to reach from the train station, it’s just that everything was closed by the time I got home (and I never managed to get chips from the chicken and chips vendor near the bridge…).
looks like fun, all except the steak guy. And getting off work before everything closed. Ahh, who am I kidding? I’m just tickled you were greeted by golden retrievers every day, and had an awesome little room!
The Golden Retrievers were a great addition, haha. I do wonder if they would let burglars in just as easily though?
There is some irony there, eating a slim down product for mere survival.
I know! And no motivation needed to lose weight, because I had no choice anyway. :D