Jägerklause weekend

On Saturday we were all tired and hung over – A and M wanted to go play in the studio and make some recordings. K went back to TK Maxx for a second time and I stayed home, reading on the balcony, feeling slightly abandoned. We couldn't muster up much energy and when everyone got back, we just had a quick bite in our downstairs restaurant, an ice cream in our neighbouring ice cream shop and then settled in our favourite biergarten, Jägerklause, for the whole evening. It's a pretty good place to be stuck at, though!

On Sunday we had a full day planned: posh, Russian brunch at Datcha, then flee-marketing at RAW, Boxhagener Platz and Mauerpark. It was a really hot day, almost +30°C, and after stuffing ourselves at Datcha, we were weak. K came about some really good bargains at RAW, M bought a cool briefcase for his base pedal on Boxi... and then we were exhausted.

After a strengthening beer at Jägerklause we had Maultaschen at Hirsch – so good, so affordable – and headed to the Freiluftkino Insel in Cassiopeia. The King's Speech was the only English original version film playing on Sunday, so we got a chance to try a new Freiluftkino venue. It was pretty small and cosy, but almost all the chairs were plastic garden chairs, so I wouldn't go see a very long film there. The King's Speech, on the other hand, was really good and we left for bed with a smile on our faces. That was M's and K's last evening in Berlin.