My stay in Austria is coming to an end. I am a few hours away from departing, and I have mixed feelings about it. On one hand, I kind of miss my home and the people there, my routine, the air, and the language we all speak in that part of the world. But, on the other hand, Austria has its charm too.
I really like the architecture of the buildings here; I love the sense of vacation you get in almost every little town when strolling through the streets, and I definitely love the infrastructure of the roads and the common sense of the people. These people care about the well-being of others and about preserving the country.
You don't see that in my country. We're often easily comparable with animals (sounds rough, I know). All we care about is our well-being and nothing more. If throwing a banana peel out of the window is what crosses one's mind and is necessary according to his belief, that's what a Romanian will do.
Not here. I lived in Germany, I spent almost a year in Norway, but I can say that Austria is probably the cleanest place I have ever been to. What I don't like is the language. Although these guys were supposed to speak German too, they're actually using their own language (dialect), and that sucks. I don't understand anything other than numbers when out in the crowd.
I get them, though. The same thing applies to Germany's small towns and communities as well. We have these in Romania as well, but it's easy to understand what these people are saying in my own country because they speak my native language. Here, it's a different situation.
What about the air?
Well, it feels fresh, clean, and quite breathable despite the chemtrails one can see in the sky here and now. I have had quite a few nights with poor sleep, but overall, I didn't feel too tired. I should try working, though, and see if I get the same result. Yeah, I might do that as well.
I am planning to come back here in the summer as well and maybe even move at the end of the year and look for work. I know, I know, we're going parabolic in crypto as of this summer, but you know what?... After every bull market, there's a new bear market coming, and living off crypto money during bear markets is something I don't want to do again.
It's highly stressful and unproductive.
Anyway, the past eight days or so spent here have been really nice. I was hesitant about leaving the country when the invitation came in, but I'm glad I took the chance of changing the air for a little while. Time to pack now and get ready for leaving. Have a great Monday wherever you are and see you all next time.
Thanks for your attention,
Adrian
