Fun and Laughter...

Oh guys, last weekend has been very relaxing, let me tell you about it...

Triple block (Korinthos)!!!

Friday, Yianni, Giorgos, Benny and I went to see a volleyball match in the proximity of Korinthos. The teams: Korinthos vs. Thessaloniki (with many players from the national team of Greece). It was a fabulous and tight game and even though Thessaloniki should have been better, Korinthos won :)

Exciting hours with great music and such a cheerful atmosphere. I think the playoffs will start quite soon, so we will go more often! Can't wait!!

Afterwards we went for food and a quick game of pool, before we hit a party in a bar not so far away from Korinthos. I sat in Audi TT and almost had you know... an orgasm (thx Petros!!!), apparently I am allowed to drive this baby once very soon, excited! :) But I like the owner too, it's not just about the car...^^

Please don't disturb: SOCCER!

Saturday was dedicated to the shopping mall close my the metro station: Neratziotissa. Benny and I enjoyed a delicious frozen Greek joghurt with fresh berries at the beginning and then went three-story-maniac shopping. A lot of fun, funny faces and gossipping. We finished off at Ruby Tuesday's, an American franchise restaurant in style of an American diner. Benny could hardly believe his luck that they broadcasted the soccer game Dortmund vs. Bremen so he enjoyed his shrimp platter even more :) Besides that I think it was one of the first Saturday night's where we stayed in and really didn't do anything. Well - shopping is quite tiring.

YUMMY :)

Yesterday, best day ever! Sun. 18 degrees. Golden day. Went to Korinthos around noon and enjoyed the whole day on the terrace of our favorite pub Soul, got tanned and started developping a great business idea...

Nothing more to say for now!

#Fun facts for today#
1. In case of a funeral people slowly walk (they don't drive) behind the funeral car. It looks like they pilger to the cemetery.
2. A Greek cemetery looks very different from any I have seen so far. All grave stones are white and point in one direction. Moreover there are almost no flowerbeds on the grave itself (which are huge) and almost every grave has an integrated glass wall where old pictures of the burried person are in.