Who tied the weights to my body while I wasn't looking?

I've been swimming for the first time in over a year. Fun
But I forgot how *heavy* my whole body feels the day after. Not really sore, just heavy.

The rest of the day was fun too. And a bit surreal. Not only was some guy preaching that life is short (or maybe doomed, I didn't stay to find out) on the street, I also met a walking subway-sandwich. Now, I've walked up and down the Zeil at Frankfurt as one half of a camel, but that was 1. Frankfurt and 2. voluntary work for the zoo. I've never before seen something like that here. Strange.

Otherwise we visited the Dialog im Dunkeln exhibition. Absolute darkness to simulate blindness. Very interesting (and even fun). Much more than the exhibition of anatomic models we'd intended to see - what could be seen in the foyer didn't make us want to spent money on it, after all, most of us still have our anatomy books somewhere.

And since ausmac asked people to show where they live, I had a reason to run amok with my camera again.
I'm not very good at taking pictures, much as I love it

On the vet-med campus

Of course I forgot the camera when I went up there

St.Thomas Church. Johann S. Bach is buried there.

Stretching exercises

I'll readily admit that I'm quite filthy-minded. I'm trying to play my role as a nominally grown-up person by not sniggering at every innuendo in public.
But am I imagining things when I'm starting to question what exactly is being stretched here, when given the following instructions?

"Lie down on your back, knees on your chest. Spread your legs, when I'm between them, hook them around me. I'm going to push down, when it's starting to hurt, say something."

Of course we had the demonstration as additional visual input, but I was not the only one trying to hold back laughter, I'm sure of it.
Memo to self: When the trainer asks before an exercise how many mixed pairs are training together at the moment, expect to suffocate while trying not to laugh.