The first tape I ever bought...

...was with Michael Jackson, from Hungary, the first foreign western country we visited after the Romanian Revolution from 1989. I remember how my bro insisted in buying an audio system and 2 tapes (that's all we afforded). We choose that with Michael Jackson, BAD album and one with Alice Cooper. I still have them both, even if
I don't know if they're still working.

Anyway we listen to those 2 till everybody in the house got crazy. Later I bought other albums with Michael Jackson and became a fan. I still remember the posters with Mike covering my room's walls and how I suffered from not being able to attend his concert in Romania, Bucharest, in the 90s'. He was truly a legend...I still like his music, especially Bad and Thriller album.
Now I really think we were fortunate to grow-up with real music. I wonder sometimes what will our children will listen? Sometimes I think the real music and lyrics have gone forever...

Great music, great artist! I'm sure Michael Jackson music will be far from been forgotten. Anyway he's really king of pop.

Briefing

Wow, I don't know what happened lately but it seems that I don't have time for anything...or I have so many things to do. Don't Know.

Well lately we've been pro-active:
1. I had my 10th year highschool anniversary. It all work well we had a good time and a nice reunion. The party was ok. Conclusion: Time flies people slightly change...if they change at all. Which is not so good I would say! Anyway everybody said about me that I have changed...I think they were refering to my haicut, clothes and probably make-up:) I was never interested in loooking good during highschool. I like to say that I have changed as a person...I'm wiser today than 10 years ago...
If curious pictures are on this website: www. picasaweb.google.com/ancu.bm

2. We had our spring holiday and we visited Bro and Chris in UK, London. We took our parents with us. I've been in London before, but still we had a great time there. You can visit London and UK once a year and you'll have things to see. Everybody was impressed by the city, the people, the visiting places, the variety of things you can do there. We had a few days ouside London (North to Cambridge, West to Windsor, Oxford and Wales-Cardiff and South to Eastbourne and Brighton). Surprisingly we had the best weather you can possibly get in UK, 27-28 degrees Celsius almost all our trip. It was quite nice especially that we were coming from 30 degrees and when landing in Luton there were barely 9 degrees Celcius. We were shocked! Anyway if you're looking for a science trip, a pleasure trip, a shopping session, a visiting trip or a hunt for art and celebrities you'll be satisfied in London.

Love in London: clean streets, good roads and transportation, polite people, well organized in everyting, green parks where allowed to rest on the grass, tourist orientated, chep clothes if you know where to look for them);

Hate in London: video surveillence and cameras on every corner, crowdness, big distances - train dependence, lack of ventilation in the tube stations, food (only if you don't go for specialities - chinese, oriental, etc.), high fees, high prices for everything.

Conclusion: Worth visiting but glad to come back home. MANY THANKS TO CIPRI AND CHIS for being our hosts and telling us the local tips&tricks. Pics at the same adress as above.

3. Last weekend we welcomed our coming back home with a picnic in Faget forest. When away from home You learn to appreciate the good mici and frigarui and the still wild nature.

4. Moving for a week in my parents-in law house while they are in holiday to take care of our dog Hera. So will be internet-less for a week but at least will be "downtown people".

Have a sunny weekend!