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My sister made a beautiful one after the concert in Berlin. You actually don't see much but you see lips!

Argh!

I could also drop you at Roskilde as long its on my way to Germany . Maybe I should ask Vally first if she'll go with me in my (or whoever's) car. If not I have to find another alternative. Petrol would be too expensive for me alone . *runsofftowritepmtovally*

Yes of course if there are any stations .

I could almost feel my eyes turning red due to the lack of sleep which awaits you. Respect! I already fall asleep when I think about going to Denmark (for only one day). I think I'll take the big car of my boyfriend (I only have to convince him of the need to go to Denmark just to see Mika doing a festival in the middle of nowhere ) and sleep in it somehow. Oh yeah, that'll be fun!

Yes me too. I don't like it when unknown get too close. I should wear a really biiiiiiiig apple costume so that no one can cuddle me. That's the solution to all my problems!

I really look forward to Denmark now!

I'm "other" as well. I'm in a serious relationship with my wonderful boyfriend for almost 6 years this summer (Actually one day before Mika's birthday. Just in case anyone cares ). This year we'll move together and I'm really excited about that.

A hamster .

Thank you so much. You really made my day! Leather? Lecker!!!

That's actually just how I feel at the moment. MUST SEE MIKA!!!! MUST SEE MIKA (zombie stare)!!!! MUST GO TO DENMARK!!!! MUST GO TO LONDON!!! MUST ROB BANK!!! Ironically I might not go to the festival he'll do in Germany because I'll be busy around that time. I'm waiting for a longer tour (Understand darling? TOUR! LONG! GERMANY! THIS YEAR! PLEASE!)

No, they were about 16 or 17€. I bought them on ebay and was lucky that no one had heard about Mika until then. About two weeks later (after the official album release in Germany) tickets were sold for about 60€ (for two).

Are they nuts? I mean that's 150€!!! 75€ for one ticket. That's even more than I paid for Bon Jovi last year. Did I actually ever mention that I paid 6€ for my ticket for Mika's show in berlin? That was cheap .

Never heard of Rothenburg? THE German mediaeval, stereotype, tourist attraction city? It's in Bavaria and actually quite a nice town. I went there last year with my boyfriend and am still shocked about the number of tourists walking around there. They sell a lot of "supposed to be typical German" stuff like cuckoo clocks and big beer mugs and you can get Sauerkraut and Weisswurst at every corner. And it never happend to me before that I was adressed in English while trying to buy something in Germany. Sorry about the comments but these are the thoughts that I usually have when I think about Rothenburg. Germany is soooooo much more than Bavaria. I think I have to go there again. They have nice wine .

That's really nice of you. Good luck with the recording .

Oh yes pleeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaassssssssssssseeeeeeee (*desperate*) record it (or I'll have to cry until all of you'll have such a bad conscience and must send me tons of sweets ).

Could someone please record the show tonight? I don't think I can watch it over here (especially because my TV doesn't work). That would be great! Thanks a lot in advance.

A bit short isn't it? I expected a bit more.

He sounds hoarse. Poor boy!

OK! Problem solved!

Was he already on? I just discovered that I can listen to it online .

I just discovered that Mika will play at the Taubertal Festival in Rothenburg ob der Tauber on Sunday 12th August. A dayticket is about 47€. Now I have to decide if I have enough money to go there or not. That seems to be the only festival in Germany so far.

Oh yes I am! And now I have to go to work. Life is cruel!

People might think that sounds strange but it makes perfect sense to me. Am I crazy now?

Cute? Küblböck? Not really! But I accept you opinion and you can have him all for yourself .