Spinning.

My life as I have know it has kept changing every year for a couple of years now. And that's the way aha aha I like it aha aha.

18 million people was too much. 300,000 seemed too little. 2 million is close to perfect

Coffee I enjoyed, but I was still to discover the true brilliance that coffee can attain. Then I discovered the perfect Mocha. That perfect Mocha lies in a land far far away and is temporarily unattainable :(

I walked on grimy 'rastas', filled with people and loved it. I walked some more, this time on clean, hilly streets with no people...loved the streets, but missed the people. I still walk and this time around, I have the best of both worlds so long as I choose the right 'utca'.

Walk on the left side of the street and all's good. Walk on the left side of the street and snigger a little at the Europeans who kept bumping into people. Swing between left and right (left more often than not) and this time around it's me bumping into people and occasionally grazing past a cyclist. I bet I'm getting sniggered at too!!

Work, work and work some more. Work, play at work and use all and any snatches of time to work and play. Work, play at work and playyyyy :)

Listening to the waves of the Arabian sea on the rare nights that I sat up to study. Long, long walks along the Wellington harbour and the one paddle boat ride in the harbour. Criss-crossing the Danube (both under and over) every single day.

Vada pav. Scones and muffins. Constant indulgence at pékségs and cukrászdas!!

Juhu by the beach. Kelburn in the hills. Angyalföld in the middle of nowhere.

So what's stayed constant? Well, that's an easy question! The fun people and the opportunity any and every city offers to be discovered.

In the words of McDonald's 'I'm loving it'