Live the same

I found a few photos from Constanța on my restored hard drive. Among them, there are even a couple of shots taken during a paragliding flight. As I mentioned, the place is absolutely stunning! But getting there by car is quite tricky — the road is good, but there are so many sharp turns that it really took a toll on the car tires. Thankfully, the car was a rental, so we didn’t have to pay for new tires, haha.

Anyway, while I’m trying to figure out what else to write, I seem to have lost my train of thought… You can go ahead and ask me anything you’re curious about 😊

Moved back to Bavaro from Constanza. I’d been looking for a new apartment for a while since I was sick of living with my roommate—an idiot and a drug addict. I finally found a place, but there was an unresolved issue with paying for electricity. Back then, I had no idea where or how to pay for it, and, for some reason, I didn’t bother figuring it out. As a result, I ended up owing my roommate about 3,000 pesos.

Most of my friends there had this weird habit of collecting coins and tossing them into a bowl near their door. So, I thought, ‘Hey, wouldn’t it be funny to pay the 3,000 pesos entirely in 1-peso coins?’ Haha. To my surprise, it didn’t take me long to gather 3,000 coins. I stuffed them all into an old sock, left it on the table with a note, and moved out.

Dominicans aren’t big fans of being paid in small coins, but, well, that wasn’t my problem anymore!

It's a strange habit that saved you from debt))

You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending. 
- C. S. Lewis

They didn't give me these coins, they just exchanged the bills... well, maybe someone gave me a little bit, I don't remember anymore)