Just another Sunday: clubs, cakes, babies and puppies

On Sunday morning at 7:00 Rene called me to wake me up and go for breakfast in the S-Bahn-station. He was coming from a club they'd gone to straight from work. After a Big King XXL and a sausage croissant we went to a club in Jannowitzbrücke. I don't know the name, but it's a place I often walk past and can still hear the bass pumping on Sunday afternoon at 17 o'clock. It was pretty cool, mostly filled with sleeping people.

Inside it was still mignight.

Outside it wasn't.

This guy was escorted out, 'cos he looked like he needed some sleep...

So did Rene...

And this guy...

And look where the first guy had ended up.

They were building a little street festival around our corner. We went to have a sneek peek before going home to sleep. It looked pretty darn cute with the fishermen and -women getting their stands ready for business.

Breakfast eaters.

A few hours later we had slept and were ready to make our way to Mauerpark again to sell buns. Rene was courageous to come along after no real night's sleep. My hero. :) The Finn-count made it all the way to 21 this time (Rene keeps counting how many Finnish people he sees), and to my surprise two of them were my readers. :) Yeii! Moi, you guys!

Going there, we walked again past the the Hafenfest, that appeared to have been pretty rockin' since parts of the sign were falling off.

Little drummer boy in Mauerpark.

Karaoke-guy was not there, which was a major disappointment to all his fans, but sales were actually better than ever. I guess people consoled themselves with food.

In the evening Ina took me to the design market called Summer Pop Shopping in Arena Berlin. There were loads of intresting stuff, among others these KaWeDe-accessories made of tire rubber. You can find them in pushShop.


This was a tired and happy day. Sleep was pretty good afterwards.