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April 8, 2024

Mutual another try

Sitting in general conference session on this Saturday I’ve decided to fine the mutual dating site another try and subscribed for another six months. Last time I was on the site it was full of crazy woman, scammers and liars. Let’s see what the site is like this time around.  Don’t get me wrong I would love to find someone who is from Utah to spend time together walk hand in hand with while enjoying the scenery at Zion’s national park or just have a stroll through down town salt lake but the likely hood of that happening is slim. I’d also love to find someone to live in Miami or in fact any other place I think I’m getting to a point where I miss someone at my side.  It’s incredible how many people swiped up on me in just the first 24 hours however those who answered my first message remain slim. So am I doing the right thing? Speaking to my mum about it between sessions she said no risk no fun and sometimes you have to take risks in life. Yes I know and I know the right person is out there somewhere. Maybe I’m just too comfortable at the moment. I rather design new shirts and mugs right now they don’t hurt and embarrass you they either sell or don’t. Hmm what a marvellous work and a wonder president Hinckley once said and indeed looking back at the conference it was.
August 31, 2023

My Atlanta

WorkUSAAtlantaLife Hello beautiful people. Today I am writing about some beautiful memories that I really feel I want to share with myself and friends.  In 2009 that’s a while back already I worked in Atlanta, GA and I really enjoyed the time there and I loved the climate, the people, food and well work was cool too. I have stayed with some amazing people close to the city center. I worked downtown and while I was there met great people and made some new friends. I’ve often looked back at my time in Atlanta as I wanted to stay there for longer. Work was wonderful experience and got me a bit more behind the scene of a big TV network and news. I learned a great deal and it was fun on top. Although, people at the company expected you to be there all the time, and available even when you had your day off but it was great. The learning curve went up really steep and if you know Atlanta then you know what news network is based there and you can guess where I used to work. International news was fun.  Well I hope it’s not too much to share 30 pictures but yeah I thought they were nice and give some good insights into my Atlanta experience.  Do you like my blog? Is there anything you want to read? Just post your questions or answers below.
August 15, 2023

Where I have lived

This I am asked a lot Especially when the people find out that I am not English then the next question usually is where are you from and the one that follows is usually where else have you lived by where did you like it best…. People are made so simple… Same questions all the time… So first things first, I was born and raised in Vienna Austria. I have served a 24 month mission in the Montreal Canada Mission. So if we stay in North America for a while. My family has a holiday apartment that we use for our family holidays in Miami Beach at Seacoast Towers and as long as I can remember every school holiday or Christmas holiday we went to that apartment. So from age 4 onwards I’ve been to Miami at least twice a year. It’s a nice 4 bedroom penthouse with two balconies, and a large living room. I studied in Provo, Utah at BYU to get my BA and MBA. and lived in Salt Lake City, Atlanta GA, New York NY, Washington DC,  San Francisco CA, Subiaco AR, Gethsemane KY,  Denver Co, Dallas Tx, Texarkana TX, Miami FL, Fort Lauderdale FL, Springfield MO, Los Angeles CA,  Here in Europe I’ve lived and worked in several places. Munich Germany, Berlin Germany, Leipzig Germany, Vienna Austria, Linz Austria, London UK, Northampton UK, Whitley Bay UK, Paris France. Where I liked it best I think it is a difficult thing to put your favourite place in one sentence but generally if I take everything into account such as then it has to be the US, the people are generally much more friendly then here in Europe, easier to talk to, and weather wise well you can’t get it any worse then here in the North of England where it’s even only 20C in the summer.  American food is generally good and the prices are lower than in many European countries. While all the immigrants that came to the US over the centuries have left their traces in cooking and culture. Honestly I’ve not experienced such a rich culture anywhere else. Yes here in Europe we have a great past but we have in many places forgotten to take that past to the present. So this is a little bit about the places I have lived, I could probably write many more posts about each and every city I’ve lived at which I might do in the future. This blog is young and I will see what is going to happen with it. If you like my blog, why not post a comment or ask a question….