Travel tip: always have an address for where you staying when you enter a country. An address like “London” is not good enough. Otherwise the nice-looking lady will say ominous things like “It’s a legal requirement,” and you suddenly realise you don’t have any contact details for Solomon (who, in this hypothetical situation, you’re staying with) and unless some small miracle happens, you’re on the next flight home (probably via Kiev) sitting next to Mrs Kolapovsky whose personal boundaries are, let’s say, a little fluid


Anyway, after she let me in and Solomon picked me up we went to Heather B’s birthday party - a cocktail theme (which, on reflection, perhaps wasn’t the best idea, she said) which was good fun (although here’s another tip: go easy on the mint). Had some great conversations - Difa, Anton (who’s coming home in a month’s time), and a few girls (and here I must apologise…2 hours sleep did not help the name-remembering process) of which a highlight was a viewing of the Northern Lights explained so well that I felt I was there. So far I’ve met more South Africans than genuine English people…hanging out in Rynes Park hasn’t helped!


3 comentarios a “England…the first 3 days”  

  1. 1 Eugene Erasmus

    Sounds like you are having a blast. I like the babe in the 1st photo C u soon. Come one you are single! You have a rep fr long distance relationships

  2. 2 roger

    Eugene, meet Heather. Heather, meet Eugene. Eugene, meet Heather’s swift double roundhouse kick to the head.

  3. 3 Gerhard

    Seems to me as if you had a ball, Sol’s been to quiet the last couple of months. Couldn’t reach him on mobile. Has he changed his number? Sorry, Gerhard here,Sol&I studied 2gether & he was my bestman

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