Chapter 188: The unintentional search for vampires

So, I have more things to confess. I’ve read the Twilight novels, too. During an intense two week period in the summer of 2009, I practically lived through those four books. I worked and I read. Maybe I ate a little, but I definitely didn’t sleep. It’s not that they are that good, really, butContinue reading “Chapter 188: The unintentional search for vampires”

Chapter 186: Hiking in the Olympic National Park

30/5: I just simply couldn’t miss the chance to visit famous Olympic National Park, now that I was so near. And really, it wasn’t much of a detour, I still had to get from Vancouver Island to Seattle somehow. So, I found a Couchsurfing host (wonderful Sandy and Louie) in Port Angeles and got toContinue reading “Chapter 186: Hiking in the Olympic National Park”

Chapter 183: Short update II

Driving from Portland to San Francisco was exhausting, exciting, beautiful and maybe one of the most intense experiences I’ve had. And utterly amazing, of course. I’ve made so many notes and taken so many pictures, that I think it’ll take weeks before I’ll be able to catch up with all the writing. But I wantContinue reading “Chapter 183: Short update II”

Chapter 181: Lonely Swedish girl, all on her own, in the big American city

Thursday (31/5): Taking the 6 AM bus from Port Angeles was an experience in it’s own right. God, was it hard to get out of bed at 4:45, with the clouds hanging heavy and grey outside. But Louie was kind enough to give me a ride to the bus station. A better couchsurfing host wouldContinue reading “Chapter 181: Lonely Swedish girl, all on her own, in the big American city”

Chapter 180: On the Olympic Peninsula

I spent two nights on the Olympic Peninsula. The nights I couchsurfed at Sandy and Louie’s house outside of Port Angeles, and the day hiking in the Olympic Natinal Park. I also spent one and a half hour in Port Angeles, which is more or less enough to see what’s worth seeing and then haveContinue reading “Chapter 180: On the Olympic Peninsula”