Woke up this morning feeling fantastic. Totally the opposite of yesterday when I was exhausted and feeling like going home. Amazing what a good night's sleep can do. And I'm sure being back at DD's where I feel totally comfortable was part of it. Had a healthy porridge breakfast with vitamins and ginseng and caught the bus into Innsbruck for some cafe culture and writing.
Had a pretty chilled day in Innsbruck. Enjoyed the vibe, the buskers and mimes and the music in the square. Feeling so positive. I wish I could be up like this all the time. And I've been thinking that I need to think more about what to do with my future. Hopefully not teaching and hopefully something that gives me enough time off to travel. But lately I've been putting a horrible amount of pressure on myself to choose the "perfect career". And I've been doing so without even gathering information about what's available to me. Same old story - older, but not wiser.
On a side-note, Austrians are awesome. They are so kind, friendly and generous. Today a young guy running a sandwich shop wanted to give me my second sandwich for free. Just because we chatted for five minutes. I refused because it's his new business, but I felt very flattered and happy.
Had a pretty chilled day in Innsbruck. Enjoyed the vibe, the buskers and mimes and the music in the square. Feeling so positive. I wish I could be up like this all the time. And I've been thinking that I need to think more about what to do with my future. Hopefully not teaching and hopefully something that gives me enough time off to travel. But lately I've been putting a horrible amount of pressure on myself to choose the "perfect career". And I've been doing so without even gathering information about what's available to me. Same old story - older, but not wiser.
On a side-note, Austrians are awesome. They are so kind, friendly and generous. Today a young guy running a sandwich shop wanted to give me my second sandwich for free. Just because we chatted for five minutes. I refused because it's his new business, but I felt very flattered and happy.
Mimes in Innsbruck.
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