pictured: wall enclosing a Kreuzberg graveyard.
more of Kreuzberg and a glance at the East Side Gallery (see photos below).
6pm and i'm out Katja's door and heading to a less central but equally interesting part of Berlin - Friedrichshain - and the home of my next host, Dagmar.
Dagmar is a soulful and genuinely interesting social worker from Austria who lives in a big, old, creaking and quintissentially "Berlin" (as far as i can tell) type flat with old wooden floors, high ceilings, and minimal-yet-beautiful decor.
the place recalls an old museum of some sort.
i sense some great vibes in here and can hardly wait for the next few days.
8pm and i'm Keruzberg-bound yet again with a scarf and skinny jeans.
if i can locate the damned place (i tried this afternoon, address and all, and was unsuccessful), i'll be seeing Los Angeles noise-poppers No Age perform tonight.
(turns out i made it)
tomorrow it will likely rain. or so i'm told.
(it didn't)
it may be a good day for museums and galleries, and i've been recommended a few that certainly sound worthwhile.
in the evening i'm due out with Katja in the vibrant Berlin night.
on saturday evening, an event with some other new friends (from the show) has been tentatively arranged.
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