Kiel, that’s where I was this Friday, for the diatomics meeting along with seven other people from my lab, you may have problem in searching that town in the map, so here it is, small town in Germany, touching the North Sea. It’s around 1 hour drive from March 30, 2007
Kiel
Kiel, that’s where I was this Friday, for the diatomics meeting along with seven other people from my lab, you may have problem in searching that town in the map, so here it is, small town in Germany, touching the North Sea. It’s around 1 hour drive from 
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Kiel sounds like a great place. Somehow, I always felt that small towns or villages give a better feeling of the people there. Big cities don't attract me anymore. They are just lifeless jumbo structures and often you meet people programmed to respond in a certain way. In villages even if you meet a so called 'country fella', an unfeigned style will be conspicuous in him. And meeting people with similar interests and dwelling in the subject so deeply might have made you feel comfortable among the crowd of experts in the field... Leave the reincarnation bit....I am really scared of Ghosts.....Be my sweet Anni and dont frighten us with these bhoot blogs. If you are renaming your blog, go for something 'Spirit'ual. Take care French wine
and ya, are there stories about Draculas haunting sixth floor studios in Paris?
I didnt see much of Kiel, I was not very excited about it. I am also a fan of country side. but Kiel doesnt seems to fit in your description of village.
Draculas haunting in Paris 6th floor! Hmm! Good! I will have some good company for sometime.
;-)
Good company for sometime???
Do you mean that the Draculas will run away after sumtime?
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