Caravision’s Blog

When we’re not saving the world….we spend our weekends doing things to entertain ourselves…like happy hour & going out for yummy food & bowling.

interns takeover the back of the UN bar

and again!

interns take over the subway

and again!

This week we went to Akakiko a Japanese restaurant chain here in Vienna, Some people said it was going to be bad but it turned out delicious!!!

:) Looks promising

I was a little stressed that MAYBE I reserved at the wrong restaurant, but we basically took over that too (well at least one floor), the downtown location is big with four floors! It was nice to see a big turnout to the intern dinner!

time for sushi!

and was it ever YUM! I would DEFINITELY go back again…

so plentiful & colourful...just look at that presentation!

and again! loves it.

The next day (Saturday) was the bowling night – not as fun as cosmic bowl in Canada but still fun!

see this look - its the IM READY FOR GLOW IN THE DARK BOWLING LOOK!

Cosmic Bowling is also located at Prater…I wanted to do this night to break away from the usual club scene we have, it was a mild night and fun! The girls totally kicked the guys asses at bowling! heee heee…..but no worries as Michele quotes “He is usually better” and to quote some others “it must be the lanes” or “I’m just out of practice…” suuuuuuuuuure xo.

uh uh uh uh bowling night bowling night! (Brunsick bowling centre)

chocoballs.

Beara Love

her nails glow!

glow

On our way home, we ran into a guy dressed like a cell phone. You know…typical ride on the ubahn….Here in Vienna it is tradition if your going to get married not to have a bachelor/bachelorette but instead to dress up and parade around with your friends either gathering signatures or selling useless items. For example, after the sushi dinner there was a bride walking around with her parade selling candy and mini cacti from something that resembled an employee in a stadium selling peanuts. You know like “step right up” get your peanuts, but more like weeeeeeeee i’m getting married by a “marriage chocolate bar” or a cacti. This narrative currently makes me visualize this for some reason:

step right up!

Anyways, so the guy was dressed like a cell phone, and as soon as we got on the ubahn we got swarmed. They wanted us to write our numbers on him, “just in case the marriage doesn’t work out” or something like that! lol silly Austrians! It was funny and a little random:

pink cell phone man

we signed him...hehehe

Michele signed him too for fun! They thought he was gay, and naturally we thought it was hilarious too. lol

what an eventful weekend xoxo