Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Traveling into the Unknown

It's so exciting, booking hotels and buses and trains and boats and stuff in a place you've never been to.

It's amazing how it slips your mind when it doesn't happen often. Or at least as often as you'd want.

And you start to panic a bit – in a good way, but still.

Will it all work out?
What's the hotel going to look like?
Are we going to get lost in this gigantic city?

And then you get tingles because you're going someplace really amazing, mysterious and unfamiliar, and even a bit dangerous.

You don't tell that to your mother, of course...

6 comments:

  1. U najboljem slučaju, ne kažeš joj uopšte da putuješ :D.

    Ideš sam ili ima još avanturista?

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    1. Spomenuo sam u nekom od nižih postova. Valjda sam presuptilan, bwahaha!

      Idem s komšinicom iz Singapura, koja isto ima taman tjedan dana off i eto... :D

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  2. oooooo, od tvog posta me svrbe moji skitavi tabani...valja im ići na put:)
    Uživaj u svakom planu, maršuti, ucrtanoj novoj stazi, uspomeni, nervozi, početnom šoku, krajnjoj zaljubljenosti, svakom poznanstvu....uuuužiiivaj :)
    uhhhhh, ide mi se put :)

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    1. Hvala ti na lijepim željama. Mene u biti isto zasvrbilo, a sva sreća imao sam slobodnih dana i eto ti!

      Btw, moram priznati da sam morao guglati 'maršutu'. Svašta sam čuo, ali to bome dosad nisam...

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  3. hahahahahahaaa...taj se izraz kod nas normalno koristi ;)
    Eto, svašta se ovde lingvistički, travelistički i kulturistički razmeni ;)

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  4. Somethings even exciting to be lost ! ;)

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