home is where your heart is

I would not admit it - but I guess, I am in love with Berlin. I know, I know - it took a lot of time, but better late than never. Last time I've been there was only about two weeks ago, and I'm heading back next weekend :-) So brace yourself, the Berlin posts are coming! muahaha :-) :-)

But before that, I have to admit another thing: WINDOWSWEAR had such an inspiring influence on me, that you may find a couple of shopwindow photos here in the future. Hope, they expand their project to other European cities - like Berlin perhaps ;-) 

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where to follow the little green monster?

As pappa B just begun to use online platforms in his spare time, he registered to several more social, but less communicative sites all over the world wide web. So the number of pages grew, while the little green monster got more and more confused. Finally, here is a list where you can follow pappa B - first would be this blog, yay? ;-)

First to mention would be definitely FACEBOOK. Pappa B joined that page right after going online with this blog. Probably only a platform to make propaganda for this blog, but it will get more cosy and informative when it grows bigger :-) But it's fun to share things that rapid!

The Little Black Jacket / Berlin

Actually, I hadn't planned to fly to Berlin again, but destiny wanted me to go - and it was also my destiny, that the LITTLE BLACK JACKET EXHIBITION by KARL LAGERFELD also opened at that time, so it was out of question to visit it! I visited it twice, first with a lovely friend, and the second time with my dad and boyfriend who turned out to be the greatest frustrators of all time. They complained the whole time about "WHAT? This exhibition is only about one little black jacket? Are you kidding that we will look photos with people wearing the same jacket in each photograph?" Yes, I'm damn sure about that. The exhibition - as it name suggests - is about Chanel's famous little black jacket which might be after that only really enjoyable for fashionistas. 

The entry to the exhibition is free and each visitor gets a little present :-) 

(search for the exhibition at the subway station U2 at Potsdamer Platz)

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