And one more travel companion

this pic also contains some evidence of not-so-abstinent evening, but we'll close eyes on that =)

Another good travel companion

i've realized one interesting and sad thing...

i've met the first male human-being who showed me that chivalry is not dead only 3 years ago. and he was not acting anything special, he was just being himself - helping any girl with the coat, holding doors, helping carry a lap-top...

now i know 3 (three) man, who are the living proof of chivalry's survival. two coleagues and this "aussie" i've met in Riga.

and it's this Aussies fault (or merit?) that i've started trying to analyze, why it is so happend, that i'm always surprized by mens' chivalry.

i'm not used to it. i always act and react on things presuming that i have to take care of myself and can count on noone. 

oh, shit!
waiting for the email was faar less difficult that answering it! and now I need to answer the second one. without really understanding the extend to which this "dialogue" should and could be prolonged according to the "socially accepted normality"... or, whatever...

procrastination at its worst: not wanting to work, want to answer the letter; not knowing what to write, turn to work...  

Random travel companion - Riga