So I live in Vienna, the second most livable city in the World. I must actually agree. Living in London, Prague, being in Berlin for a while this city is actually great.

Why?

Food’s still not that expensive. The U-Bahn (Vienna metro system) omg. It’s great and people are mostly liberal to you.

I mean I’m being laughed at when I’m in Bratislava or some other cities, because of my hair and how I dress (like a cyberpunk?). Here people just do what they want. 

And the city simply has cash. The businesses also. If I want a project or to find someone to work with I just search for ten minutes.

My grand-grand father’s been born here - orphan, then brought to the Czech Republic, then he had a son, he married a Slovak girl, they had a daughter and that’s my mom. Then I came back to Vienna. Geographically speaking our family made a circle around Central Europe.

Tibetan cowboy - rally in Vienna

Monks chill out before Dalai Lama speech - rally in Vienna - for supporting Tibet

Dalai Lama in Vienna Heldenplatz - we were one of the first people there, but still not close enough :)

Ottakringer at Mc Donald’s Mariahilferstrasse Vienna - Anke in the back ‘D’ fell off

My bag at Zieglergasse Vienna U3 

Oben bar restaurant Wien

Hawelka Vienna Wien

We were displaying our touch table at the Lange Nacht der Forschung 2012 http://www.lnf2012.at in Wiener Neustadt together with http://www.wetouch.at

It was a lot of fun :) We asked some students to come and see it and they were excited :D I met a Slovak girl there at the university and we just started talking. She tried out the table at this photo.