"I hate these people, I hate this music, I hate this city, I hate my drink, and I really hate these shoes I'm wearing," I found myself thinking grumpily at Dalston Superstore's bar on Sunday.Returning from a wonderful trip just five days previously, the bank holiday weekend found me in full-on London rejection mode. The buzzing, friend-filled bar and decent music should have marked a perfect return home. So why was I still so down, I wondered? Could it be:
1. Because the skies were the colour of pencil lead?
2. Because thelondonpaper was going to close?
3. Simply because a few weeks knocking around a beautiful, sunny country with your best mates makes normal life seem banal in comparison?
It was probably none of the above. My life's already had more twists to it than a small intestine, so it takes more than a work shake-up and summer clouds to rattle me. Whatever the matter was, I reckoned meeting up again for drinks with my dear friend Karim would cheer me up. And I was right... more >
Another great entry Josh, but everything has a twist these days, or should I say an element of surprise? Especially when the title of his next post is My new fella really is a man of my dreams. Good luck!
1 comments:
The karim love story is so beautiful. It makes me both happy and thankful!
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