We made scones. I bought a graphic novel. We went to Potsdam and back again. I smiled at a lot of babies. I frowned at Neukölners. I engulfed a burger referencing Schiller’s work. I met new people. I liked it.
Neukölln is weird place.
Autor: joram
Hi. I live in Berlin, I write about food and photography and everything else. I am a plant scientist and I studied biotechnology in Berlin. I am younger than some but older than others.
We can’t really use our kitchen due to some water leakage that needs repair. This does not stop us from baking scones. There is always a way to bake scones.
Last weekend our work group went to Heringsdorf on our yearly lab retreat.
It was great. Here are some impressions.
Every now and then you get this idea. An idea that you would not follow under any other circumstance. But for reasons you might never understand you still keep the idea and actually treat like it was a good one, an idea that will result in fun and a good time for you and your friends. But it is in fact pretty much the opposite of it.
I made a dinner. Tegan blogged about it.
Thank you, Tegan.
(I didn’t have the time for the documentation as I was in the kitchen where I belong, making sandwiches for Tegan.)
Music, Art, Food. What more to wish for?
On Friday we attended the concert and had drinks. On Saturday we continued the good run of pleasant entertainment.
It just was a great weekend.
GIF making is kind of a pain. You have to fiddle with frames and conversions and end up with a massive file of several megabyte just to show you that kitty GIF. But no more!
GifCam is a smart little tool that lets you screen cap anything. Anything you have on your screen, be it typing, painting, browsing, videos or fotos. Just Put the window on top of your content and record it. You can set frame rates, colour palettes and the like to reduce size even more and the software does the rest. It only captures actual change in the frame. So in the GIF above only the added text is actually saved in the file, while the background is only in the first frame.
An awesome little toy to quickly grab a funny scene, sending greetings and just generally start gifing.
Good night!
