The ASBIRO University is growing, the idea is spreading. Its good. I dont seem to be the conductor any more, though. Rather, Ive allowed myself to be carried away by the music. Yesterday in Aberdeen one of participants was looking for a loo and asked me for directions. When I said Ive no clue, she snapped that the organizer should know such things. So, I dont think it was clear enough for people that actually I wasnt an organizer at all. Its only this year that Ive been feeling so comfortable not having to organize any enrollments at all. Whats more, most of the organizers of our events in Poland, the UK, Italy, Ethiopia, Ghana, Czech Republic, Georgia, Germany, Zambia and Thailand - I meet in person only upon arrival. The list of coutries where the ASBIRO events are taking place this year is growing. My heart enjoys, but my brain worries that its a bit too fast. And as we know it, haste makes waste, so a disaster may happen at any moment. Not that I know of anything that would suggest a disaster, quite the opposite, gradually I know less and less about the whole situation. Its good. I feel more comfortable in my soul, though my body seems to be exhausted. 50 hours on airplanes this month, another 50 on trains, sleep deprivation - well, the floor at the airport is not as comfortable as I thought it would be - and 6kg less. Yesterday we were sleeping in Edinburgh, at Sylwias home. In the morning, while I was preparing sandwiches, I realized shes looking at me with her eyebrows raised. I was about to put a 5mm butter on my bread. Well, as my buddy says, the life of a punkrock star is not the easiest one. Take care!
Posted on: Sat, 04 Oct 2014 10:21:45 +0000
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