If home is where the heart is...
then my heart is lost at sea...
Hey guys!
Like you can see, I"m still alive (though a little burned and worn out) and still on vocation.
I feel kinda bored here and it"s really hot, (44 in Celsius scala, if you want the exact temperature) and the sun burn mercyless. The sea is...well...big. It"s cool and very dark and I"m afraid to swim out far, since I can"t see the ground under my feet. It makes me feel nervous
The waves are beautiful. During the first couple of days there were no waves at all and it was quite boring, but now it"s just perfect.
We"re not staying in Odessa, like I thought, but in some boringlly small sattlement called Satoka. The 'hotel' we"re staying in is really shabby/ There are four showers for ALL The visitors and the work only 6 hours a day. You won"t get any water at any other time. The toilets aren"t better, as theuy are outside and no room has it"s own bathroom. It really sucks
The rooms themselfs aren"t any better. Most of the beds are broken in some twisted kind of way so it hurts to lie there. I had luck an got one of the more or less good beds. Also, the rooms are very small. Mother, her boyfriend and me are in the same room, which is smaller than my own room at home...geez...I don"t get any private room for myself. To my big luck, I alreadzy had the chance to escape this horrible place serval times. I did visit Odessa and some smaller, older city called Belgorod What-the-hell. It"s not very interesting.
Odessa is beautiful. It was found at the start of the 19th century and most of the houses are still from that time period <3
I made many photos, so I hope someone is interested it viewing. I"ll be home at the start of the next week.
Miss you a lot, Theo~
Hey guys!
Like you can see, I"m still alive (though a little burned and worn out) and still on vocation.
I feel kinda bored here and it"s really hot, (44 in Celsius scala, if you want the exact temperature) and the sun burn mercyless. The sea is...well...big. It"s cool and very dark and I"m afraid to swim out far, since I can"t see the ground under my feet. It makes me feel nervous
The waves are beautiful. During the first couple of days there were no waves at all and it was quite boring, but now it"s just perfect.
We"re not staying in Odessa, like I thought, but in some boringlly small sattlement called Satoka. The 'hotel' we"re staying in is really shabby/ There are four showers for ALL The visitors and the work only 6 hours a day. You won"t get any water at any other time. The toilets aren"t better, as theuy are outside and no room has it"s own bathroom. It really sucks
The rooms themselfs aren"t any better. Most of the beds are broken in some twisted kind of way so it hurts to lie there. I had luck an got one of the more or less good beds. Also, the rooms are very small. Mother, her boyfriend and me are in the same room, which is smaller than my own room at home...geez...I don"t get any private room for myself. To my big luck, I alreadzy had the chance to escape this horrible place serval times. I did visit Odessa and some smaller, older city called Belgorod What-the-hell. It"s not very interesting.
Odessa is beautiful. It was found at the start of the 19th century and most of the houses are still from that time period <3
I made many photos, so I hope someone is interested it viewing. I"ll be home at the start of the next week.
Miss you a lot, Theo~