All of a sudden ping doesn’t seem to be posting to Facebook. Strange!

Monday. Again! Back in the saddle. Biggest newsstory of the week? I have a vague feeling that markets will get hammered after a straight months of going up and up and up

Dug out the motorbike. Got it started. Went for a ride. My God … feels better than pretty much anything else I can think if. Sun shine in Scandinavia. Nice.

Tapasbar … the gambas are looking good.

One night in Bangkok makes a hard man humble.
Not much between despair and ecstasy. One night in Bangkok and the tough guys tumble.
Can’t be too careful with your company
I can feel the devil walking next to me

Villa Belle Vue is a classic and well restored Provencal stone building. The villa is situated in an old olive grove. Large garden with stone-terraces, old olive trees, cypres trees and lots of wild groving spices. The house and garden is filled with sun-terraces, shady places and small cosy corners. Large pool with mosaic tiles and pool-heater. The poolarea is fenced. You can rent it here: www.provence-rental.dk

http://ping.fm/Rxwf6 … man the guy could dance.

I just watched Armageddon on TV. Here is the plot pulled from IMDB:

When the space shuttle is destroyed in outer space, astronomers at NASA discover that a meteor shower is pelting away at earth and that a huge asteroid, capable of destroying the planet is headed for a direct hit with the planet. With all options too fantastic to implement before collision, NASA decides to recruit the world’s best oil drillers to land on the asteroid, drill a hole, drop a nuclear bomb into the hole, then take off and remotely detonate the bomb. For the drill team, they select Harry Stamper (Bruce Willis) and his crew that includes tough guy-softie Bear (Michael Clarke Duncan), brilliant smart-ass Rockhound (Steve Buschemi), A.J. (Ben Affleck) the overeager fiancee of his independent daughter (Liv Tyler), and spacy Oscar (Owen Wilson). It’s a race against time to get the drillers trained, land them on the asteroid and get the hole drilled before earth is destroyed. Billy Bob Thornton stars as NASA Director Dan Truman. Jason Isaacs, Eddie Griffin, Mark Curry, and Ellen Cleghorne (her cameo is HILARIOUS) co-star.

It makes me think of how the FED is trying to tackle the financial crisis. In the film of course it all works out and humankind is saved. In real life … maybe not.

The sun is out. The grass is green. That nice, fresh spring feeling is finally in the air. I feel that spring has sprung (was that Charles Aznavour said that?)

Watching the building showered in the last golden rays of the day he wondered if this was essentially it …