Chestnut
Sunday, October 08, 2006

Today was one of the last warm autumn days. It is time to collect some chestnuts and spend beautiful time in the nature!


'Is it enough?'

Sonja, Rebi and Timi are having sunbath for my sake

'Hello!'

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Finally - sounds and image at the same time
Friday, October 06, 2006

My video on Yahoo:


On Youtube:


With Dailymotion:


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Visit to the Gallery
Thursday, October 05, 2006

This afternoon I visited to the Villas Gallery. I've got a special task from the school, to attend an auction. So I went before Saturday to check the objects and collect some datas. I found beautiful silver plates and folks with a pretty expensive price and also there are old-fashioned commodes from nut-wood with gentle decoration.

These are my favourites:

Toldy againts the wolfs
(legendary Hungarian heroe)

'Je pas d'argent'
(made by a French sculptor)

Napoleon
(terracotta, from Wien)

Mr Bean's Teddy Bear

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New music in the sidebar
Wednesday, October 04, 2006

I put some new music into My Music section. These are my favourites. To all of them attach a special thing or remembrance. 'Csak a szívemen át' was on the radio at dawn when I drived to my work last summer. I regarded it as a sign. It is about your choice: the decision was not so hard to made it but after you are not sure. It gave me the power to know I did it well to accept the job even if my family was against it. I am afraid the lyrics with the melody only in Hungarian made one. If I am wrong, please let me know.

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Downtown
Tuesday, October 03, 2006

Last night I found an old video from Petula Clark, Downtown. I began to listen the lyrics. She is singing about the downtown what is full of lights and fun where you can forget about everything. . . And after I thought it made in 1965. It was the American life! In the same time there was nothing like this in Hungary. In fact, there was really nothing. No place for dancing and having fun. No admission for going out as you like. These time the communism was the star. Everything was under (state)control for 40 years. Fortunatelly I just heard it from my grandparents but its impact is still in Hungary. How long do we need to recover after it? Is is possible at all?

To represent what we had to miss:


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