if you don't know where you're going any road will take you there
Went to a wedding during the weekend with my flatmate. Nice experience. Much food , much alcohol. :-)
I am a tram-traveler-junkie. Faces, billboards, cars outside and music in my head and me smiling. Fascinating.
Meet Mateo – half Mexican, half Venezuelan, living in Italy, met in Germany, held by a Polish guy. Crazy world he’s living in.
“There is always one pop-up more than you expect.”
Liked the vs. thing. So here comes one more:
US style
vs.
Polish style
Enjoy :-)
Billboard says “What makes you stay in this country?”. This is a part of an advertising campaign for a newspaper. Facts are: official data say that 500.000 people left Poland after integration with the European Union to work in the Western Europe. Unofficial data claim that the number is 2.000.000. Many of those are young people with their Masters Degrees who often prefer to do shitty jobs in London or Dublin than stay in Poland (and be unemployed or underpaid). The Polish reality.
Very positive day -yesterday. Tram was late and got stuck in a traffic, so I went a few stops walking in the sunshine. Late for work – nobody cares. And at work everything worked well. No stress, just progress. :-) And a big plan in my mind. Life in slow motion.
Spent the weekend in Warsaw – recovering from sickness and visiting Warsaw with Domka (first time to see each other after her 1 year in India).
We visited the Warsaw Rising Museum – really nice exhibition about this important period in the Polish history which actually determined the further 50 years of this country.
Also visited the Old Town.
Now I am planned to be in Warsaw till Sunday the 17th. Later… don’t know yet.
And one more pic from AIESEC IC in Warsaw (25.08.2006 – Global Village:
Sebastian, Ekin, Joanna and me.
Another Friday jump Frankfurt-Warsaw. Next week in Warsaw. I am sick, wanna rest. Got project opportunity in Bruxelles. Half a year. Very good client. Really hope this will work out.
Warning on the main door of the building I work in (Walldorf, Germany).
Today I am celebrating an anniversary. I don’t remember my family member’s birth-dates, I don’t remember national Independence Day date, but somehow I exactly remember this one: on the 5th of September 2005 I started “the adult life” and joined Accenture. :D First day at work, big expectations, new people and situations. 10 months there and enough. What’s left – some experience and a few friends. Good start – that’s it.
Two years ago on the 5th of September I was having a tea by a the Tigris River in Turkey, about 30 km from the border with Iraq. This was a part of Operation What’s Underneath that I made with Rafa. I was thinking then if I could be anymore crazy. And the next I got much more crazy getting even closer to the forbidden territory. (BTW: check this).
Yeah, my life changed quite a lot since then. Have I?
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Special greetings for all Accenture colleagues. ;-)
Yesterday I was on a plane (Frankfurt-Warsaw) with this absolutely gorgeous woman. At that time I didn’t know who she was. Later I figured out that she was flying for the Miss of the World contest. Damn! Should have talked…
On my way to the SAP “factory”. Walldorf – Germany. Everyday reality.
I’ve been thinking for a long time about starting a blog… But couldn’t decide on a form. So finally I made a decision. Short note – no deep-thoughts-bullshit, pics – just trying to capture moments – no deep state-of-mind analysis…
To here it is. Mine and Seba’s another reunion – this time in Warsaw. He came there for a weekend – excuse was AIESEC International Congress. He didn’t come to participate – just for the Global Village event and to visit. Had some beers, smoked some cigarettes and talked a lot. Mostly about how our lives have changed during these 2 years that we know each other and were it is all heading to… Then we drunk more beer.
