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Life on my phone<\/em> KW 9 – 13<\/strong><\/h6>\n

1 afternoon light up in the air
\n2 beautiful architecture in Tokyo
\n3 Beach life on Okinawa
\n4 blossoms in Japan
\n5 streetlife in Tokyo
\n6 vacation style on Okinawa
\n7 dark cherry blossoms
\n8 a touch of pink
\n9 beautiful design at PURADIES
\n10 those lamps are so beautiful
\n11 #ihavethisthingwith white bathing suits
\n12 flying into Berlin\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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March\u00a0Recap.<\/strong> Oh-em-gee.<\/em> The past months have just been incredibly busy that I always need to look up in my calendar what I\u2019ve exactly been up to. Let\u2019s see\u2026 The month started in the southernmost part of Japan, Okinawa<\/strong>. I\u2019ve finally finished to cut the travel vlog<\/em> on the plane yesterday and it\u2019ll be up ASAP (depending on the internet connection here in Thailand<\/em>). All of my Japan posts are already online<\/a> and I\u2019ve enjoyed reading.<\/p>\n

Right after I spent a couple jetlagged days in Munich<\/strong> and had some quality time with close friends, which was great. ITB in Berlin<\/strong> was on the agenda next. Julia<\/a> flew into the capital as well and Amandine<\/a> was so nice to host us. The fair was very busy but interesting. We\u2019ll see how the next catch up round will go. Of course, the airport staff decided to strike right on time while the fair was taking place. As a matter of fact, my flight was cancelled<\/strong> and I had a 6,6 hours train ride to Munich followed by a 3 hours ride back home to Italy. Not so nice!<\/p>\n

As soon as I got back home I started unpacking all my stuff, ran errands, got some work done. Whenever I\u2019m home time just flies so quickly. Friends came to visit over the weekend and it was so good not to be in front of the computer. And then it was already time to pack up my things again. One backpack for Thailand<\/strong> (where I\u2019m heading<\/span> right now) and another luggage was for five days in Austria<\/strong> with my mum. Perfect quality time in the mountains! We did a little hotel hopping and tested some really cool ones \u2013 everything on fleek! As you could see in my last post we also went skiing for the last time. Unfortunately, the snow is way to mushy now. Bye bye ski season!<\/p>\n

In a nutshell: Japan<\/u> \u2013\u00a0Berlin<\/u> \u2013\u00a0South Tyrol<\/u> \u2013\u00a0Austria<\/u> \u2013\u00a0Munich<\/u> \u2013\u00a0Berlin<\/u> \u2013\u00a0Munich<\/u> \u2013\u00a0off to<\/span> in Thailand<\/u> now!<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
Monthly favorites<\/em> thought<\/span><\/strong>
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\u2026 about getting my own car. However, I want to invest in something for the future and more importantly ecological. Japan has inspired me a lot. Most of the cars I saw were either electric ones or hybrid<\/strong>. Hybrid is very cool because they\u2019ll charge while you drive. Moreover, living in the mountains an electric car isn\u2019t probably the best idea unless it\u2019s the BMW i3<\/em>. Not that I could afford it and I don\u2019t even like the design. But it accelerates so quickly! Anyways, as soon as I\u2019m back home I\u2019ll check the prices of more affordable cars. In the end, I only need a little city car while I can use my mum\u2019s car for longer distances. What do you think?<\/em><\/p>\n

Monthly favorites<\/em> Bought<\/span><\/strong>
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When I was in Japan I bought some really nice porcelain<\/em>, which I still need to show you. Also, I brought a trolley full with Japanese groceries back home \u2013\u00a0rice, algae, lots of green tea <\/em>and matcha powder, Bior\u00e9 charcoal nose pads, face sheets<\/em> and more.<\/p>\n

Here are a couple things more, which I’ve gotten:<\/p>\n