h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

... I've nearly forgotten about the International Day of Playground Sunbathes.
But that's no problem cause you (and your personal site, of course)
always remember me of one of the greatest events in 2002 !
And guess who is having vacations the whole july ?
Yes, it's me.
Cause I've talk with my chiefs about my study plans,
and so ... there's no way back left to Siemens !

...that is not fair. The whole of July? And probably also August???
Hmm, but maybe I shouldn't complain sitting in beautiful warm India and actually I will also have the second half of July off. But you know what I will be spending International Day of Playground Sunbaths in India. I think we should celebrate it twice this year, so I can have one in India and one in Germany.
So did you already decide on a subject to study?

And very probably also August and very very probarly also Septembre !
But I don't really know when my course of study is starting ...
I think at the beginning of Octobre.
Maybe there's a maths for beginners course in Freiburg
before my course of study is starting !?
Yeah, I know it's not fair ...
but if you want to have vacations to,
you only have to cancel your mechanical engeneering stuff
and do some more immportant and physical study's at Freiburg with me.
Think about it !
And your playground sunbathes idea sounds good to me.
Twice holidays is better than one
even in vacation.

ooh studying in Freiburg would be so nice...but......physics...

hey what about opening up a new FED-branch in Freiburg with Nette and you and I could always come for some weekends???

Btw, did you hear from Nette and her plans for the summer???

Nope,
but she had sent me a Mini-E-Mail yesterday.
I haven't had the time for answering...
This answer has to be FED-convincing enough
for her summer plans !
I knew you would blame me crazy about that physics stuff.
But what shall I study instead ?
There are only more terrible courses of study in Freiburg.
Like chemistry, biology, history and so on.
And Freiburg is nice enough for studying physics, isn't it ?