AAA Journal — Lifestyle

[page_title] The pace of the grey moving skies across Berlin is only matched by the pace of my feet. Jumping over a puddle I avoid an equally fast paced man in a dark green turtle neck done up to the eyebrows. The streets round Friedrichshain in Berlin’s East are littered with Graffiti, or Street Art,…

[page_title] The pace of the grey moving skies across Berlin is only matched by the pace of my feet. Jumping over a puddle I avoid an equally fast paced man in a dark green turtle neck done up to the eyebrows. The streets round Friedrichshain in Berlin’s East are littered with Graffiti, or Street Art,…

[page_title] The pace of the grey moving skies across Berlin is only matched by the pace of my feet. Jumping over a puddle I avoid an equally fast paced man in a dark green turtle neck done up to the eyebrows. The streets round Friedrichshain in Berlin’s East are littered with Graffiti, or Street Art,…

[page_title] I spend more time in a state of constant motion than most people. In fact, putting my keys in my front door on a daily basis is a luxury. Travel is a freshening face towel, a single serving milk, the sun sinking below the clouds. An untranslatable smile, a mispronounced word, a culture shock…

A continuation from my last Apple? post… I was thinking about how Steve Jobs had such an influence over the touring industry in one of my recent posts, but I forgot one major player… iTunes! iTunes help show the music industry that you can download song legally, and hard-working honest people would actually fork out hard-earned…