I haven´t met my friend Tamara for a long time so it was really nice to meet again. Tamara and I where collegues while doing PhD at Helmholtz and we stayed friends after finishing. She is a lexicon of knowledge. Absolutly outstanding capacity. But her mails are the best. I am always crying of laugther while reading them. She for sure knows how to describe things 🙂 At Englisher garden we took a walk enjoying the beautiful weather and discussing our futures. Should one buy (if one has money for that) for example a house or an apartment? Especially now when the rents are so high and interests so low? Or is there a catch? Or is it ok not to care about job but just do it for living? Especially, if you consider working 8hrs per day a couple of decades? In the picture you see the Eisbach river that is floating through Englischer Garten.

Dugo nisam vidjela moju prijateljicu Tamaru tako da nam je bas lijepo bilo ponovo se sresti. Tamara i ja smo prvo bile kolegice dok smo radile doktorski na Helmholtzu i tako se sprijateljile. Tamara je izvanredan kapacitet i zivi leksikon. Sve zna (barem sto se tice posla). Mislim da je i vise od svojih sefova znala, ali to je druga prica. Najbolji su mi njezini mailovi. Kad god citam mailove ja se cijepam od smijeha. Prava uzivancija za citati. Dobro vidi i opisuje stanje stvari. U Engleskom vrtu smo setale, igrale se djecom, diskutovale nasu buducnost i uzivale u lijepom vremenu. Diskusije smo imale tipa da li je bolje kupiti stan ili kucu  (ako imas novca za to)? Pogotovo kad su kirije jako visoke a kamate jako niske. Je li ok da ti nije posao toliko vazan osim za placanje racuna? Ipak idemo tamo 8h na dan nekoliko decenija? Itd.itd.
Na slici mozete vidjeti rijeku Eisbach koja tece kroz Minhen i kroz Engleski vrt.