monday, february 3rd 2025

I’m home, I finished the book “Requiem for a Dream” on the airplane. It’s quite a heavy and tough read but so worth it. Books like these are a real treasure.

A few days ago I finally removed the Instagram app off my phone and deactivated my accounts. Don’t have anything special to say about it, so far it’s been great.

Here’s just a quick summery of Budapest things, we did quite a lot in just 3,5 days. I’m impressed. You can check out some pics here.

• Hasmik is a jazz fanatic and also plays the piano, she introduced me to the music of Diana Hall and Arno Badadjanyan.

• The architecture in Budapest is something I’ve never experienced before, to be really honest, it felt even more unique than the buildings and estates I’ve seen in Paris or Saint-Petersburg.

• Hasmik is also a wine fanatic, so we went to a bunch of wine bars and they always had a very warm and comforting decor and some of them even had a live band playing. So good.

• We went to Buda, the old town on the other side of the river, again, the architecture…Such beautiful castles and churches, shit like that gets my dick hard I’m very serious haha.

• We went to a jazz bar, it was flamenco inspired jazz and they were great.

• There was a coffee roastery called Kern. I visited a few times and I’m bummed I can’t become a regular because if I lived there they would see me more often than my mother does.

• We went to a bathhouse for a few hours, my body got boiled and grilled real good.

• Went to a little village 30 minutes outside of Budapest called Szentendre, quiet and calm with cute little shops and thingamathings.

• Had a massage on the last day, 90 minutes of the woman just getting all those pole dance knots and tightness out of my scapula and back, thank yewwwwwww. She’s my hero.

This week I’m preparing my Cluster Creations workshop which is in two weeks. We’re also resuming the Beyond the Edge tour this week! Jippie yay I’m very excited. See you there?

That’s all, bye.