Still hate online dating. No replies to anything I send out. There were two guys who sent messages to me. One gave me a bad feeling when looking at his picture. I usually have good gut instinct, so I staid away from that one. The second one was in Győr, which is far from Budapest. I would not like to date someone who doesn't live in the area, so I gave that a pass too. Thus, no luck. I'm frustrated now and feel like just not bothering with the whole thing anymore. I read the Sookie Stackhouse novels. All 10 of them. I think/hope that there are going to be more. It was really great. The books are not overly long or drawn out. Action all the way. Really exciting. It has romance and mystery as well. Eric is my favourite. In the TV series the actor who plays him is gorgeous. He was naked from behind in the season premiere and my fantasies stared him ever since. Seriously, everyone should see that. Tall, blond, muscular, ... drool. Anyway, they are really fun, easy-to-read vam...
Originally on DeviantArt: Tomorrow I'm going to a belly dancing event and plan on taking lots of pictures. The only problem is that I forgot the connecting cable to the computer at my mom's, so I won't be able to upload anything until I get it. However, I als have a DVD with my old pictures. I'll go through them to see if I have anything. Today the weather here is really bad. We have some snow, but it's the small ice-like kind and that is not as nice as the fluffy flakes. So when I was going to work, I knew I had to brighten myself up with something. The best solution for that is to listen to some ARASHI. That's a Japanese boy band. So they have this song called "LIFE". Whenever I listen to it, I can see the sun shining through my mental eyes. Maybe I'll make sort of a nature video with lots of sunshine some day for it.
For the fuller version with photos and videos go to: http://www.travelblog.org/fred.php?id=516415 Got up at 7 and was down for breakfast by 8. I got coffee, orange juice, porridge and some toast. I put some sugar into my porridge. I’ve never had it before, but I did like it. It reminded me of a Hungarian dish called “tejbegríz”, which is essentially very similar, it’s grain mixed into milk and cooked as well. However, we put cocoa powder on it and the grain is finer as we use grits and porridge uses oats. Good all the same. I also talked with John and told him where I was going. I planned to go to the Old Man of Storr, which is one of the walks I had planned. He told me to note his phone number in case I got stranded somewhere. So I got ready and went to the town center as my bus would leave from there. On the but I go a dayrider. A couple I saw on the bus coming here was also headed to the Storr. I took notice of them as the guy reminded me of a colleague I had, just b...
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