Germs have made it to their highest adventure ever so far and visited the french ski-resort Les Menuires on 3230 Meters height. [Merci to Sveta & Vova!]

[Thanx Dimitry!]

Bacterias got spotted in Santiago de Chile. [¡Muchas gracias Fürst von Gürst & Hannerl!]

Some Germs came back to the Germland to take some places in Nuremberg.
[Danke Re & Pino!]

Germs heading to Neuschwanstein Castle. [Dank an Falsch]

Bacterias infected the Level 11 of the stairways of St. Peter’s Church in Munich. 306 steps in total. Puh! Be aware at midday: Seven bells may kill your sense of hearing. [Merci Flanketto]

Bacterias have made it into Slovenia infecting Ljubljana. [Hvala Tanja & Petr!!!]

Flicking through my folders with photos I just found the photos of this funky exhibition from last month called “Stress Ratio – Spannungsverhältnis” which took place at the Provisorium in Munich. I always knew that Veronika Christine Dräxler [>>] is an excellent writer, but now I found out that she is a very talented artist as well. She presented her painting “Liquid Molly”, which I liked a lot, even if she said herself, that she didn’t touch any brush or colour before that since childhood. Apart from that, artworks were shown by Michaela Herzog, Fabian Bross, Florian Aigner, Valentina Eppich and Julian Schulz. All in all nice works. Thanks to the Provisorium for an interesting evening! If you wish to see the picture “Liquid Molly” live and a lot of other cool stuff, you should visit the Galeria Autonomica at this OFF-Location in Berlin: Münzstrasse 20, Berlin-Mitte, by Metro U8 – Weinmeisterstrasse – Exit Münzstrasse; Vernissage on Friday, the 21th of September 2012, from sixish p.m. till open end; Finnissage on Saturday, 22nd of September 2012, from twelve a.m. till open end. It’s definitely worth it!

Alright! Next saturday is tapping at the Oktoberfest once again. That reminds me: Bacterias have been there the past two years already. I mean fluctibus-bacterias, quadrillions of other bacterias are there every year anyway and they come from all over the world to infiltrate human host-organisms. Brost!