A few days ago, I promised to tell you about our car — how much it cost, why we chose it, and how I felt driving on the left side of the road. Well, now I can finally tell you.

We have a long weekend for the next five days, and during this time we plan to travel around Chiang Mai city and visit the most popular places: Pai, Baan Rak Thai, Mae Hong Son, Khun Yuam, and Mae Sariang. We’ll visit Doi Inthanon next time. On this trip, we’ll travel by car (Honda City Turbo HB) for 4–5 days, and we’re planning to leave early tomorrow morning. Here you can see our route.

Yesterday I left Europe, and you already know my next plans — I mentioned them earlier in this post. Now I want to share which airplanes and airline I chose for my next trip.

It was a very bad flight to Barcelona because a group of soccer fans were shouting and talking loudly. On top of that, they brought food and ate it during the whole flight right next to me — it was awful. The man sitting next to me even got my coat dirty with his food. Now my coat has small stains.

Today I'm leaving Italy (Milan) and going to Spain (Barcelona). I'll stay in Spain for five hours, and then I'm flying to Thailand (Chiang Mai) through the United Arab Emirates (Dubai). In Thailand, I plan to stay for one month and travel around Chiang Mai and also visit Phuket.

When Julianna left that day, two girls arrived, but they were a little quiet and uncommunicative. As I understood, the first girl was her sister, and the second girl was her little sister. The first girl looked older and always gave commands, while the second girl always followed her. Maybe it’s true, maybe it’s not — it doesn’t really matter.

I recall one moment from yesterday evening—or maybe even night. While I was walking near the Duomo di Milano, I saw two large ventilation grates nearby. When you walk over them, you can feel warm air rising, like the ground is breathing. And if a girl in a short skirt walks over this area, her skirt lifts up.

Maybe someone is curious or wants to know how I write my blog posts. Do I write everything in English myself, or does someone check and correct my mistakes afterward? Do I write in my native language first and then translate it into English?

Yesterday was a very bad day because I felt sick. My head hurt, I had a fever, and I just felt generally unwell. I even thought about using my insurance policy, but I couldn't do it because I fell asleep — and I don’t even remember how. Luckily, today everything is fine and I feel much better. I don't know what that was.

Today I want to make another one post about delivery. I heard and saw many reviews about how delivery works in Europe from other sites. Each review was about how his order was declined, or his order wasn't delivered, or the delivery man couldn't find the apartment and left. And now I think all of these reviews were wrong.

I never show my food, but today I want to share it with you. I ordered Portuguese codfish cakes with rice, potatoes, and salad. The food was very delicious and smelled tasty. I’ll eat the rest tomorrow because the portion was very big.

One day, while I was visiting Munich, after a busy workday I decided to go for a walk. Near my rented apartment there was a beautiful park called Olympia Park. It was located about 10 minutes away, maybe even less. So I went there, and it turned out to be a wonderful evening.