2013 m. liepos 9 d., antradienis

Every summer has a story

After long and quite boring spring it's so great to finally have something to do all the time and just relax at home or outside.
Basically whole end of may was spend hanging out with friend and watching fireworks on every occasion. I'm glad that i get to know about Ignis Brunensis. Now for me it's related with great time, perfect weather and some funny and eventful stories :) And this, which i declared as 'orgasm for the eyes'. Only Czech ones were kinda horrible and cheap - just random shoots without any coordination with music or no music at all.
Finally, after quite some time in the beautiful city of Brno i can say that i truly love it and people i met there. There's much less concentration  of grumpy ones that in my home country. The only creepy one i met is my former flatmate/landlord who had no social skills and felt okay only with russian speakers, so escaping from his creepy behavior was huge relief and now i feel like i can finally live again - no psycho making loud noises in night or early weekend morning (i really thing he simply has mental issues), i can sleep, make food and feel comfortable again :)
Happiness comes in various forms. For one it's money, for others health, luck, love or other constants of life, but I just recently realized that's it's never the same for various people. It's little things which makes difference. For me now it's my target – to get experience and be best at my work so I will stop be so seriously underpaid. And learn the language somehow. For that I guess I just need to be so lazy. Thing is I cannot force myself into thinking of spending money for courses while being seriously underpaid. So I listen. A lot. Which resulted my Czech into bar/technical but not every day life Czech. Either way when I spent my very very very deserved holidays in Budapest, for me it took several days to switch to English. And yeah, when I did, I heard about my non existent 'Russian accent' from quite a lot idiots.
However, the week in Budapest was simply awesome. Of course, that impression was partially caused by the fact that I was extremely tired after eight months non stop working. I couchsurfed on first few days. I was lucky enough not only to get emergency host but also one living in perfect location of  Heroes square but also was very hospitable, helpful and had few cute cats. For me it took few days and several walking tours to get nice sun tan and properly relax. I cannot even say what i liked the most - weather, city, people or just general atmosphere, but god dammit, after several days i missed good beer terribly even not being hardcore beer drinker. Hungarian beer is so horrible that probably only Finnish one can beat it. Bear Grylls might actually like it.