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MYS 2024

Hello dear readers. It has been an unseasonably busy time. I have been at the Monaco Yacht Show. The last time I was here I was a lowly deckhand. Life was simpler. The reasons for attending are much the same: trying to attract an interested buyer. We arrived on the Monday before the show and […]

Cataloging Kator

In the Bay of Kotor lies the ancient city of Kotor, which is incredibly old and rich in history. The Venetians contributed much of its unique architecture, which persists today. Daily cruise ship visits give the city a very different vibe compared to Tivat. Silvi and I spent our Sunday morning in search of the […]

Back at it

I was recalled to work a few days early. Explaining this to my Son did not go well. My rotation partner had an unfortunate accident. Thankfully he is American and I could deflect the blame at America. Members of the USA basketball team, I apologise for the nerf bullets that were shot at our TV. […]

TGDT The end of a beginning

It turns out oral surgery is not the best base for blogging. Plenty of blood and tears but the sweat escapes me. I have been enjoying peaceful time in my temporary super accomodation. I did make a couple of supplementary excursions that were not treatment related. The abundance of time distorting commercial enterprises with attached […]

TGDT Stardate: Time travels

I flew Etihad to Bangkok. Having not flown Etihad before I was most impressed. I paid a nominal fee to blank out the seat next to me for the first leg. The service was on point. I especially enjoyed the flight attendants roaming routinely chanting instructions. Put your seat up, and the row numbers to […]

TGDT Day 13 & 14 Farewells

Lingering in Verona was a wise decision. I spied a slogan about it being the most Italian of cities. I certainly reconnected with some of the better facets of Italia. Nurtured nature. Centuries on show. Gelato. Speaking of which we ate exceptionally well in Italia. Silvi unironically ate some horse. What a Woman. We left […]

TGDT Day 12 Peak Culture in Verona

Verona was founded in 49BC. Its geographical location between Venice and Milan has always given it significance for trade, defence and tourism. Our day began in a whimsical fashion. We engaged in some vague shopping. Instagram and guided tours have sadly destroyed Juliet’s balcony. We did find a nice place for lunch. Just like Venice […]

TGDT Late Stage Dance Music Capitalism

I had a very lazy Monday, eating a vegan buffet from the hotel and visiting the nearest beach. Barcelona was in the middle of a thunderstorm and just one hour away the weather was perfect. I made my way to Playa Soleil for my 8pm dinner reservation. A beach club, with a large assortment of […]