EuroAngel Graffiti

Let me tell you this guys. I am not really into third party apps in Facebook but I found a perfect one that is helpful for me as a blogger and traveller. This app is called Halifax Matchmaker Facebook App . I just found it very informative because they offer you most of the tips and information about your dream destination. They also have a lot of services for you as a traveller.

The Holiday Matchmaker Facebook App, created by Halifax Travel Money uses ingenious analysis of your profile to match you up to your ideal destination. Not only that, it’ll then give you top tips on places to eat, drink and visit plus all the exchange rate info for those all important conversions, like how much a pint is! See how helpful this app when you travel?

Halifax Travel Money, are going that extra mile, not just delivering travel money to your door for free, providing 0% foreign exchange and travellers cheques but they are also offering to find your dream destination.

As a blogger and traveller, I truly found this app one of those rare things in Facebook. It is a Facebook application that is genuinely useful and entertaining at the same time” and “really, rather clever”. The app was originally launched by Halifax in June 2010 and was loved by those that used it. For sure, I can always use this app especially in finding my dream travel destination. Thanks to Halifax Holiday Matchmaker! For sure, you will make my travel a more wonderful and memorable one.

Sponsored by Halifax.

Time is truly running so fast. We are already in the month of April in the year 2011. It means that it is also almost a year now since I boarded Air Berlin on a trip to Rome, Italy. I was so excited that time because it was my first time to visit Italy’s capital city.

and here is one wing of Air Berlin up up in Europe skies last summer 2010! This is the reason why I always want to sit near the window to see everything outside.

boarding Air Berlin from Nuremberg International Airport to Leonardo da Vinci Airport in Rome.

Here comes the first Friday of the month of April! I can truly smell the spirit of spring season. I believed I have a good start of the month of April. Finally, the stress from the past days were gone after being settled today. I am slowly getting ready for another take-off in two weeks.

We had been very busy doing some errands especially in our garden the past days. It is good that hubby had some days vacation leave because he already started some projects at home. He already cut some of the pine trees in our garden. He should used one of those good band saw blades but we don’t have one. He had been working hard since last Monday. We hope we can start our project very soon. I can’t wait to see our garden makeover fully done before summer comes.

I am also happy to finish some errands today. I can only say, my first day of April is quite good. I hope you too! Have a wonderful weekend to all!

The Dultfest is a bi-annual festival/carnival in Regensburg, Bavaria, Germany. I had been to this festival twice and I always love it. It is like a little Oktoberfest but more on a family-friendly fair. There are a lot to see and experience in this festival. The Maidult or Dultfest in May is held is celebrated around the last week of the month.

Here are some images I took last 2009 Dulfest.

one of the beer tents in Regenburg Dultfest

heart-shaped Lebkuchen (ginger bread) sold in almost German festival.

my favorite ride in every festival I visit in Germany.

It is always nice to remember the past travels that we had. Thanks to digital photography where we can look back those travel experiences through images.

Are you familiar with swooper flags? I know these are not the same flags like what I saw in The Royal Library of Belgium. It is also known as Albertina and is located in its capital city, Brussels. I had a city trip with a friend to Brussels last summer 2010 and it was truly fun.

More about Albertina, it is one of the most important cultural institutions in Belgium. This is very interesting because the library has a history that goes back to the age of the Dukes of Burgundy. Sad to say, we don’t have much time to see and visit the library.