7 November aka 3 weeks ago
22 November aka 1 week ago
28 November aka this morning
We discovered a new route from the bus stop to hostel via Bakinskaya on Saturday. This is so old news for many, but do allow me to amuse myself for a bit. The two of us were a couple of cheats actually- we stalked a senior taking that particular route, hence the (not) grand unearthing. The fun bit was when we had to walk across a railway track, which brought to mind some comic scenes from a much-loved hobby (read: television) of yesteryears. Say, the Looney Toons, where the baddies would strap a damsel on a track with the train coming at breakneck speed, or a gung-ho fight scene on the roof of a carriage in Bollywood flicks. Alright I’m spouting gibberish. In short, we’re including the route in the chronicle of our great traveling (mis)adventures in Russia. *chuckles*
Speaking of which, I’m suddenly reminded of Anastasia. As in the Disney movie, which I loved very much, watching it years and years ago. Her romantic journey across the continent inspired my long-standing dream of backpacking around Europe. Paris on train this winter, anyone? =D
6 comments:
Dear Sofi,
I hope you know that it's wrong to cross a railway track. Not to mention the real danger that accompanies it!
(Bet that's why your seniors didnt divulge to short cut. They are concerned for the juniors' safety, :p)
Take care!
Love :
Mak
Mak, hehe.. tapi dia mmg ada laluan to cross, tp mcm tak proper sgt la.
paris. gogogogoogogogogogogogogogogogoogogogogogogogogogogogo.... go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*jealous*
The idea of going to Paris on a train sounds very much Anastasia-ish to me already.
p.s. I watched that movie too :P
a train ride to central siberia or northern murmansk or maybe the fareast vladivostok perhaps.
I love anastasia. It is one of the few disney animations I love.
Oh, I would love to go to paris with you *wink*wink (if only I have the money *sigh). Hihi... Anyway, have fun during your winter holidays!!!
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