Puderzucker auf die Straßen

Habakuk Bar

There was this man, who had this exact hairdo, but I didn’t dare to take a picture of him, so here is this drawing now.

Discobutton

I was at Cafe Alt-Wien with Rahel. There is a big, red button on the toilet that one can press. Then “Staying Alive” will play for 30 seconds. We need more things like this in the world!

Kosmos Theater

Barbara Juch: “Barbara Pays in Cash: Special New York Edition.”

Sophia Mairer at Cache. Post Apocalyptic farming machinery.

I see a little girl in the U1 with tears in her eyes, seemingly eating a giant donut to soothe herself.

As a kid I ate a lot to soothe myself too, when I was sad.

Especially sweets.

I was sad often because of my school life (up to 3rd grade). I was bullied by my class teacher.

I snuck the chocolate under my shirt from the kitchen to my room.

I meet Sophia for a coffee from the vending machine.

-You are dressed like a stone on which moss is growing.

-Thank you!

I eat Persian food with Nico and Carina.

-You cannot all order the same thing as me!

-Nico, you can’t stop this.

We all ordered the same thing.

On the way back it started to snow.

-That’s like.. What’s it called again? “Dust sugar.”

-It’s nicer in german: “Powder sugar.”

-Well, no. Dust sugar.

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