Have you ever been aware of how many different "Wiki's" are outside in the deep and dark downs of the internet? After I joined the ProdukWiki forum and I'd discover my love for Wikihow I started to google the word "Wiki". You know I love Google and btw, have you ever tried your own iGoogle? It's a cool gadget where you can project your personal style on the search engine page. I have added a leopard print background and now it looks like a fashion webpage and not like a boring and average search engine anymore (www.google.com/ig). But anyway... I can't wait to introduce you to my favourite Wiki which is called WOWwiki. The first thought that crosses somebody's mind is "Wow! Wiki how exciting." It sounds like it contains fabulous pictures of legends or ancient film stars or even introduces us to the secret world of middle earth. No, it does not. The tree letters w o w that form the fantastic exclamation of excitement don't mean more than World Of War craft (www.wowwiki.com). Excitement changes to boredom and I couldn't see a picture of Marlene Dietrich but an old and shabby pumpkin which grins at me in an obscene way. I switched back to iGoogle and checked the second Wiki page which sounds at least as interesting as the WOW war craft webpage. Heroswiki(heroeswiki.com/Main_Page) which I first thought will bring me back to the glorious days of my childhood where He-man and Sheila where my best friends. But I faced the reality and looked into bolt men eyes and confusing explanations of his life. I typed Peter Parker in the search box and have been shocked by the following message: "There is no page titled "peter parker"." What a hero webpage when they even don't know the one and only hero ever? But hang on! Heroes? The popular sci-fi drama of NBC? S*** ? Can you guess my natural hair colour now ?

Imagine you cannot move, walk, jump or even crawl. So you lie on your tummy for the whole weekend and you are bored to death. The only change of perspective you can achieve is when you move from the couch to the bed and back again. What will you do? Surfing the internet is impossible because the computer is on the desk 2 inches above your head. You just can look up at it like a 4-year old looks up at the forbidden sweets cupboard in the kitchen.

This is me with excruciating bad back pain all weekend.

Ok, so what else can I do? Watch a DVD, great idea! My friends gave me the new one with Keira Knightley. What was it called again? Aah, Atonement (forum.pricerunner.co.uk/thread.jspa?threadID=27029&tstart=0). Let's watch Atonement and have some Popcorn. Oh no, making Popcorn is also a pretty impossible task but whatever....I'll watch it without any candies, which is probably a good as it's not the healthiest of treats. I really enjoy period films but this one was more brutal than any other period film I've ever seen. Maybe the novel by Ian McEwan is more interesting and not as "visual" as the movie.

Reading....? Another good idea – I could read a good book? Or have a browse through the latest magazines? But this means staying indoors for longer, which I don't really want to do, as I can see it's the best weather outside through the nearby window. As I look out of the window I fall into a weird daydream.  I imagine myself 10 years later lying on the couch with the same back pain; my husband comes into the room to bring me Popcorn. He then sits down beside me and chats to me for awhile. I look at my expensive wedding ring and feel pure pleasure (www.kaboodle.com/blogs/love-at-first-sight/diamonds-are-a-girls-best-friend). How did he know that I would always want such a ring? A big diamond on the top, that sparkles in the sun light. How lucky I am and what would have been if I had never met him? Oooooh, I woke up... and felt my finger...empty!! It was just a dream and I have no diamond to call my own. Will I ever find a man who buys me this long desired ring?

Suddenly, I had a ground breaking idea... I know the man who will buy me this ring! His Name is Father Christmas and he is a very generous man! Lucky me! I wriggled to the coffee table where a piece of paper and a pen were lying. Carefully I wrote "Christmas Wish List" on the top of the note and thought about allllllllllll my wishes... (forum.pricerunner.co.uk/thread.jspa?threadID=409&tstart=0). I then wrote diamond ring in first place place and in second place a brand new Nintendo Wii Fit! Once my back pain has gone away I want to dance on the wii fit and move my body!

Poor girl, do you think Father Christmas will make an exception and come to me now to bring me my present? I wonder what he is doing now in October. Preparing himself for Christmas or is he still on holidays?

Maybe you have a better idea? and want to win £250 voucher from House of Fraser? Alright...then have a look at the PriceRunner forum on the 03th of November!

Get excited!

"She leaves home in the early morning
Waving goodbye with an absent-minded smile
I watch her go with a surge of that well-known sadness
And I have to sit down for a while
The feeling that I'm losing her forever
And without really entering her world
I'm glad whenever I can share her laughter
That funny little girl"

This similarly describes what my mum must have felt when I left my home in Germany to discover the big city of London. But last weekend her sadness came to an end when she came to visit me and find out why I love London so much. Before she arrived she told me, on the phone, that she wanted to go to watch the Mamma Mia musical. I hesitated for awhile, as I assumed that it would be boring and just a loose sequence of Abba evergreens, but finally agreed and I bought tickets for Saturday night. To start off the evening we went out for dinner before the musical started. My mummy and I were completely knackered after a busy day at London's markets, and our meal gave us the comfort we needed (bonus! the waiter was a beau?). After this double pleasure we left the restaurant on Leicester Square to go to the musical. On the way there my mum was talking the whole time about the Mamma Mia movie she had seen a few days before. She was impressed by Pierce Brosnan's talented ability to sing all the ABBA songs. So I decided not to tell her that I mostly heard bad reviews about the film (www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=828979). I just listened quietly, until I saw the queue in front of the Prince of Wales Theatre –What the h***? There were people dressed up like Agnetha and Anni-Frid on drugs. Twinkling and sparkling mid-forties on skyscraper high platform boots wearing strange hats (www.kaboodle.com/member/glitter_princess/styleboards/born-in-the-80s?bt=1). Now I was thinking do I really have to go inside? It's a sacrifice I'll only ever make for my mum. So we sat down in our front row seats, and the first lines of the musical rang out...

Honey honey, how you thrill me, ah-hah, honey honey (www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/abba/honeyhoney.html)

What a voice! I got goose bumps immediately... Maybe I spoke to quickly? With every new song and after every scene I enjoyed the musical more and more! Then my most favourite scene took place....eight stunning men in bathing suits and me in the first row!!! What a highlight! The actors convinced me, and I decided that Mamma Mia is one of the most beautiful musicals I've ever seen (forum.pricerunner.co.uk/thread.jspa?threadID=26946&tstart=0) and I have already seen a lot of them (forum.pricerunner.co.uk/thread.jspa?threadID=26679&tstart=140).

After the show we left the theatre pleased and full of 'Dancing Queen' energy. We clicked our heels all the way down to the River Thames to check out the view. As we stood on the Westminster Bridge and gazed out onto the brightly lit city, my mum sighed and said she now can understand how I could did fall in love with a city like London!