Getting to Paris was an event in itself. I got a ride from Liberbase, got dropped off at a gas station.Police somehow showed up just as I got dropped off -typical Croatia I guess. I hitchhiked to the train towards Budapest and met Fransesco in the train. Very sweet guy who helped me on my way to Paris. When I got there, Nina was there to pick me up.
We went to her art exhibition and it was fun to see the difference and similarities from what I've seen from her before. More mature in a way. I liked it.
The next day, we went to another art exhibition with a friend Nina and I have in common, Celin. I met her the last time I was in Paris and we made music together -very cool girl! You can check out her work here, it’s pretty cool!
I was not prepared for the event to be so fancy and so crowded. I went there and just wanted to say hi to Celin. She was doing a streamer/egirl-inspired performance-act and she invited me to go join her in the stage. I relectunantly went in (well, Nina pushed me).
Paris is a bit out of my comfort zone and I’m not sure it will ever be in my comfort zone, but Nina was amazing as always and made me feel very comfortable anyway.
I had to listen to a lot of French, and my French has gotten… eeh… rusty. I should probably practice more, yeyeye.And I also had to listen to a lot of French, and my French has gotten… eeh… rusty. I should probably practice more, yeyeye.
My time in Paris was like a mini paradise, but it was strange being back. It was such a big leap from what I've gotten used to in Liberland/Croatia/Serbia, and it felt like a different world that I couldn't quite get used to before I had to go again.
The thing I enjoyed the most was sitting at my computer and doing work while Nina was also doing everyday things. It felt pretty normal and THAT was nice -I needed that feeling just for a little while. Anyway, now I’m back on the road and missing Paris already.
So much more to tell you guys. I’ll keep you posted!