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We noticed an Ocean sunfish resting on the surface off the port bow. I went out to the very tip of the bow with camera in hand. About 10 yards away old salt cut the engine and we drifted towards the big fish, it was 8-10 ft. in diameter. I called out haallooooo!!! just before we would have nudged it. It seemed to look me right in the eye then made a big splash with its dorsal fin as it righted itself. It swam off to find a new peaceful spot in the ocean where annoying people wouldn't disturb it. Old Salt put up with my curiosity but muttered things about keelhauling and banishing me to the dinghy where he would tow me at least fifty feet astern.
Just as the CIRY spotted battaglia the sun decided to shine for the last few miles of the run. 1209 leads 1206 east up the Kozy lead toward base.
End result of wakeup sequence. More details: www.nycresistor.com/2012/09/16/sunrise-lamp-alarm-clock/
510 rooms (address: Carsten Niebuhrs gade 11). Built: 2009. Architect: Kim Utzon Arkitekter.
kimutzon.dk (website only in Danish)
www.wakeupcopenhagen.com (website in English, German, Swedish and Danish)
Of course none of my Momoko dolls has still a name! XD But since these days I'm finally caring about them, and taking some pictures of them, I'm also thinking about some names.
The best I could do till now is Momoka, Mamiko, Mimika... XD I'll try harder!
About these two I had thought something like Soleil and Luna, or some Japanese names related with the Sun and the Moon like Hinata and Tsukiko or Hazuki. I could also find some names related to the four seasons since I have four Momoko dolls in total. Or I can just call these two with summer and spring related names, like Summer and Printemps, or Natsumi and Haruko. Or Haruka and Michiru, like SailorUranus and SailorNeptune, but the blondie is too feminine to be SailorUranus.
Jimmy Dean wanted to cuddle, he woke me up by licking me. As soon as I woke up he made himself comfortable and slept.
Detail from lovely hotel room. We stayed at Wake-Up hotel close to the main train station while waiting for the removals lorry to arrive. 06/05/2010
Koprivshtica is a historic town in the Koprivshtitsa Municipality in Sofia Province, central Bulgaria, lying on the Topolnitsa River among the Sredna Gora mountains. It was one of the centres of the April uprising in 1876 and is known for its authentic Bulgarian architecture and for its folk music festivals, making it a very popular tourist destination.
There are a few legends about the foundation of the town. One of them is that the town was a crossroads to the towns Zlatarica, Pirdop and Klisura. Another story tells us that Koprivshtitsa was founded by refugees. The Orthodox Cathedral was built in 1817. Twenty years later, the first school was founded. The first museum in the town was established in 1930.
510 rooms (address: Carsten Niebuhrs gade 11). Built: 2009. Architect: Kim Utzon Arkitekter.
kimutzon.dk (website only in Danish)
www.wakeupcopenhagen.com (website in English, German, Swedish and Danish)