smile
I must say today has been one of the most pleasant days so far this year, even when it was actually Monday. Mondays usually suck but this one starting from no-pressure no-stress day at work due to my boss being away and finishing with a fantastic night out followed by a tasty spliff on the sofa was a blast....I haven't danced that much in a long time! and that on top of a modern jazz dance class I went to today..
then we have this coachsurfer staying with us, a guy from Sweden called Joel who looks like Kurt Cobain, plays harmonica and doesn't stop smiling. He creates this atmosphere of bliss, calm and happines just with his presence...plus he scored us some good weed - I've been here almost a year now and I haven't managed that. He's been here a day (: what a hero
some of our guests from coachsurfing are just awesome and it is actually such a good way of meeting new people from all around the world - some of them cool, some interesting, some totally weird - but still
for those who haven't heard of coachsurfing - it is an online community for travelers..you offer a place to stay and you can find one when you want to go somewhere and stay for a night, two or sometimes even longer - one of Margy's guests in Puglia stayed for a month and they are good friends now (:
and Margy has cooked us a dinner - having awesome flatmates is just fantastic! it makes a house feel like home (:
I lived by myself for few months and after that experience, even when it was somewhat convenient at times, I must admit I love living with someone, I get sad and weird when there's noone around
I am off to sleep. This post was a bit pointless but I kind of feel calm and this makes me want to smile for no reason. I am also stoned and my English gets worse the longer I'm here (not that it was perfect in the first place). But I realize I still do think in English and it makes me smile too - it takes a while for a foreigner to think or dream in another language - but English is such a beautiful tongue and it makes one express his thoughts in a different way one would do in their native language. blahblablah. zzzzz...smile. zzz good night
then we have this coachsurfer staying with us, a guy from Sweden called Joel who looks like Kurt Cobain, plays harmonica and doesn't stop smiling. He creates this atmosphere of bliss, calm and happines just with his presence...plus he scored us some good weed - I've been here almost a year now and I haven't managed that. He's been here a day (: what a hero
some of our guests from coachsurfing are just awesome and it is actually such a good way of meeting new people from all around the world - some of them cool, some interesting, some totally weird - but still
for those who haven't heard of coachsurfing - it is an online community for travelers..you offer a place to stay and you can find one when you want to go somewhere and stay for a night, two or sometimes even longer - one of Margy's guests in Puglia stayed for a month and they are good friends now (:
and Margy has cooked us a dinner - having awesome flatmates is just fantastic! it makes a house feel like home (:
I lived by myself for few months and after that experience, even when it was somewhat convenient at times, I must admit I love living with someone, I get sad and weird when there's noone around
I am off to sleep. This post was a bit pointless but I kind of feel calm and this makes me want to smile for no reason. I am also stoned and my English gets worse the longer I'm here (not that it was perfect in the first place). But I realize I still do think in English and it makes me smile too - it takes a while for a foreigner to think or dream in another language - but English is such a beautiful tongue and it makes one express his thoughts in a different way one would do in their native language. blahblablah. zzzzz...smile. zzz good night