It’s been a while dear readers. You must forgive my tardiness, but I have always sought quality over quantity with my travel updates. As such (and as I’ve not been doing much traveling), not a great deal of adventure or excitement worthy of note has occurred (nothing I could print anyway), and so I have been absent from my usual regalings. For that I apologise profusely, but you’re just going to have to wait for something remotely entertaining. I assure you something is on the horizon.
I have idly spent my days watching back to back episodes of Hannibal. If you haven’t watched this incredible TV, I suggest you do so tout suite and bon appetite. It’s outstanding. However it has left me with a number of unpleasant side effects. This includes incredibly vivid dreams about becoming a serial killer. What concerns me is how much I actually enjoyed them. You’d be surprised at just how satisfying the thought of going postal on stupid people really is. Not so gratifying experiences have come in the shower cubicle; when the timed lights snapped off and quite irrationally I imagined a pair of decayed dead hands reaching under the partition to grab my ankles and pull me to my bloody demise. Consequently, the hurry to escape this potential event made shaving my balls significantly more dangerous. I do not recommend doing the gardening in the dark.
And so Zagreb is in the process of chewing me up and spitting me out. The city has always been good to me, tossing up new friends, enticing women and memorable events with wild abandon. But as ever, once again the travel sense is tingling. The road calls. Recently I have become somewhat stagnant, while the universe has been conspiring to provide me with subtle signs that I should be packing my bags. Many partners in crime have moved on. Crazy Erasmus students have departed for pastures new. I regularly sleep alone in an eight bed dorm room. I was served a totally uncooked chicken in a canteen. My toast dropped Vegemite side down on the kitchen floor. I stared at my embarrassingly flaccid penis in front of a gorgeous naked local girl. One little hint after another. I have finally got the message.
It is with a heavy heart then that I must leave my beloved Croatia. Who knows when I will darken her door once more? What might have been had I been able to stay? Will we ever meet again? For now, time and tide wait for no man, and I must away in the coming days; envisaging a triumphant return to Sofia on the back of a Donkey; where I’ll probably be found dead next Winter. In Zagreb, the driving, silent, snowy landscape through double glazed windows serves only as an excuse to remain. The East beckons, and with it, the promise of Viagra laced Turkish Delights.
Hannibal Lector shaving my balls
It’s been a while dear readers. You must forgive my tardiness, but I have always sought quality over quantity with my travel updates. As such (and as I’ve not been doing much traveling), not a great deal of adventure or excitement worthy of note has occurred (nothing I could print anyway), and so I have been absent from my usual regalings. For that I apologise profusely, but you’re just going to have to wait for something remotely entertaining. I assure you something is on the horizon.
I have idly spent my days watching back to back episodes of Hannibal. If you haven’t watched this incredible TV, I suggest you do so tout suite and bon appetite. It’s outstanding. However it has left me with a number of unpleasant side effects. This includes incredibly vivid dreams about becoming a serial killer. What concerns me is how much I actually enjoyed them. You’d be surprised at just how satisfying the thought of going postal on stupid people really is. Not so gratifying experiences have come in the shower cubicle; when the timed lights snapped off and quite irrationally I imagined a pair of decayed dead hands reaching under the partition to grab my ankles and pull me to my bloody demise. Consequently, the hurry to escape this potential event made shaving my balls significantly more dangerous. I do not recommend doing the gardening in the dark.
And so Zagreb is in the process of chewing me up and spitting me out. The city has always been good to me, tossing up new friends, enticing women and memorable events with wild abandon. But as ever, once again the travel sense is tingling. The road calls. Recently I have become somewhat stagnant, while the universe has been conspiring to provide me with subtle signs that I should be packing my bags. Many partners in crime have moved on. Crazy Erasmus students have departed for pastures new. I regularly sleep alone in an eight bed dorm room. I was served a totally uncooked chicken in a canteen. My toast dropped Vegemite side down on the kitchen floor. I stared at my embarrassingly flaccid penis in front of a gorgeous naked local girl. One little hint after another. I have finally got the message.
It is with a heavy heart then that I must leave my beloved Croatia. Who knows when I will darken her door once more? What might have been had I been able to stay? Will we ever meet again? For now, time and tide wait for no man, and I must away in the coming days; envisaging a triumphant return to Sofia on the back of a Donkey; where I’ll probably be found dead next Winter. In Zagreb, the driving, silent, snowy landscape through double glazed windows serves only as an excuse to remain. The East beckons, and with it, the promise of Viagra laced Turkish Delights.