Well, the short version is: all is well and even better. Meeting old and new friends and buddies, going out, hanging out, cycling, swimming, kissing, chilling, slacking off, working, receiving friends, going to art galleries and a supposedly exclusive fashion fair (although that does nothing for me) trying out nudist beaches, eating 1m long pizza and just having an overall good time.
This does not even begin to scratch the surface of the time I'm having, but... I am. Ha. Ha. <Insert funny one liner here.>
I'll be going vegan again tomorrow. Means I'll move from my temporary place in Kreuzberg to a less temporary place in Neukölln. Will have to part with eggs, milk and some other stuff for a while.
Thanks to fleetingness and Andreas for stopping by, again. :)
Mari, I must have overlooked your comment to the previous post while packing my stuff! I studied languages (although, admittedly, I squeezed out more from the Internet than school and university ever taught me re: English) and they are a personal interest of mine, but the overall knowledge of English in the country is far from being great. Although I understand now as US-based social networks are gaining more leverage in Russia, there's some progress in this department. Thank you for stopping by here, though! And here's to Berlin finally having a good
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Do you ever hunger for a place to land, a garden of your own, a bed that knows every inch of you? Or...do you relish the nomad's life more?
I think I would be fun living the life of a nomad for several more years or so. Forever probably sounds like a long time, so I'm gonna go with less than that. I don't miss the "home" or anything material really, but I wish I could see my friends more often or maybe that they would travel with me or join me more.
I am sympathetic with you that sometimes it happen you just want to answer a prompt in yes and by mistake hit no.The irritating thing in that is there is no undo option to answer again.
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