Julia

No, I didn't make it. It's from DaWanda, a German internet market place where everyone can sell things he made. I was really happy to find these covers because they are beautiful and much cheaper than the ones you get on amazon.de. I didn't want to pay 60 € or more for a cover... Here is the link to the shop selling these covers: http://de.dawanda.com/shop/mosus?noc=2909047

I love my kindle and I love my cover! It looks like a jotter. http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2643856979386.2144612.1344456560&type=3&l=2835db2828

My kindle arrived one week ago and I'm really happy. Don't think that I will prefer it to real books normally, but I think I will love it when I'm travelling.

Oh why haven't I known such a bakery when I was in England? Sounds wonderful! So I'm looking forward to Tuesday and hope I won't forget to watch. Well, if I do I can watch it later on the website

So now I watched episode 2. What a great show, I really enjoyed it! I hope I will remember to watch it on Tuesday. I'm really curious because of the theme. Making bread? I'm not sure that English people can make good bread (please don't take offence, but I'm from Germany, the country with the hundreds or thousands of different breads ) So looking forward to the show, maybe they can change my opinion!

Never heard of this but now I'm curious. Will watch it on the BBC homepage right now

Kell, they didn't let you play because you couldn't read music? That's really unfair! If you could play the songs just by ear that shows that you are really musical. What a shame that they stole you the enjoyment of playing the violin! By the way, I really need to play my ukulele again, haven't played it for weeks

In Germany, season 2 starts today

I totally forget to mention that my music career started with the recorder as well. I wasn't really good at it but at least while playing I learned read notation. By the way, I always was good in maths and not really talented for music...

Hi, I'm just curious if you play a musical instrument and of course which musical instruments you play. Me, I play the accordion since I'm eleven. An just two days ago I started playing the ukulele. OK, playing is a it exaggerated but I'm doing my best Curious greetings Julia

My favourite book so far is Das Lied der Träumerin by Tanya Stewner. It's a book from a German author about a girl who want to live her dream. She wants to sing and so she goes to London and tries to make this dream come true. It's a book about live and death, love and despair. It is really fascinatind and made me think about myself and my life.

ruby red is out now. Has anyone read it yet? Here you can find a short interview with Kerstin Gier:

Well Jan Delay and Stefan Raab has a history together - Jan singing in a show by Stefan and Jan judging in the Eurovision preselection - so no surprise for me that he was singing yesterday. But actually, he is really well liked in Germany. Can anyone explain to me why Greece got so many points? I thought that this attempt of rapping was awful. Beside that: I enjoyed the show. I'm a bit sad that Finnland and Estonia got such a little amount of points but I like the winner song and I'm happy for Denmark, top 5 is something! Oh and I liked the English song! Of course I'm also glad that Lena made the top 10. I really liked her performance yesterday! Looking forward to next year ESC!