Rainbow Child

So many ugly people in this town. Brrr…

It always happens when you least expect it to, but then wouldn’t it be easier to go around thinking “I’m least expecting it, I’m least expecting it?”

I don’t know what’s worse: to have and not to want what you have or not to have and to want what you don’t have?

She’s so happy that I’m back home

No wonder my parents looked for her for a whole afternoon and couldn’t find her Mum had to take some pills to calm down

Sad but true, my holiday is slowly coming to its end. I can’t complain, though: it has been a terrific one!

You read how good I felt in Athens, now it’s time you read about Targu-Mures and Peninsula Well, everybody told me to go to the festival cause the atmosphere there is awesome and I would feel great… uhm, it rained and it was muddy and very, very cold, but I still liked it! Not the “fuck, I only have my Converse and the mud is ankle-deep” part, but the concerts, staying at Roxa’s, her parents, Jen, the people I met there…

Oh, the people were absolutely great! Starting with Inner who made sandwiches and vegetarian food for me *dude, you rock!* and took care of me there, continuing with Vararu, whom I finally met!, Irinuta, who’s as sweet as I imagined her, Inner’s friend and last, but not least, Roxa’s friends about whom I have heard so many things Guys, you’re great And, of course, you’re living in the wrong city Move to Bucharest, please!!!

I met some friends from Baia Mare there, with whom I haven’t quite kept in touch, but it was so nice to see that we still got along together, that there were no awkward pauses in the conversation, that they are the same stupid kids from 5-6 years ago. I’m glad that some things don’t ever change. And the trip back was smooth and fast, with T. driving, listening to good music and enjoying the sun.

Now I can hardly wait for my next trip, I don’t care where and when, so away from here and as quick as possible

This summer was simply great!

*The Doors – Summer’s almost gone