Gm From Barceloca 💋

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two sides of a coin, or may I say ♊️

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I sometimes just really like spying on cities from the above 🤩🤫📸

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missed my flight so took a last min train to assam, ama

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Eat like the Romans do... "Porchetta" on Fotocaster

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Was touching some grass today! 😁 Extra points for the one who guesses the country i took those pics in first! 👀

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Gm from Perast 📍Perast. Montenegro

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How bad is this going to get? https://www.dutchnews.nl/2026/05/klm-flight-attendant-hospitalised-with-suspected-hantavirus/?hl=en-US

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This is how you go bankrupt in style! Lol

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Ulcinj. The pirate center of the Mediterranean The Old Town, behind the fortress walls, was founded in the 5th century BC by settlers from Colchis (modern-day Georgia) Then, as in all Montenegrin ports, came the periods of the Romans, Serbs, Turks, and Venetians. The traces of these power shifts are reflected in the buildings' purposes and architectural details. A Christian church became a mosque under the Turks, and the upper parts of the fortress walls feature characteristic Venetian bands The golden age of piracy in the region was the 16th and 17th centuries. From 1571 the Ulcinj fortress was under Ottoman rule. The pirates were mostly locals - Albanians. In Italy they were called "lupi di mare Dolcignotti" - sea wolves from Ulcinj They spread terror not just as common robbers, but as a wealthy, well-equipped criminal organization with fast, agile ships. They plundered Sicilian villas, took captives, and traded slaves on the square by that very mosque - the former church. Perhaps the most curious legend is about Miguel de Cervantes. It's believed he spent several years imprisoned right here in the Ulcinj fortress. And supposedly, he fell in love here with a girl who became the prototype for Dulcinea - whose name can be interpreted as "from Ulcinj." Now it's all cafes and hotels. Some parts are still residential. Most of the history is reflected in the north part of the fort - the square where they traded slaves, overlooking the Museum of History and Archaeology, which holds traces of all the cultures that shaped this town. 📍Old Town of Ulcinj. Montenegro

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My next trip is to Tirana and Saranda, if you have any tips, feel free to share.

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And so… Divine intervention has made it such that I will be moving out of my current Atlanta residence by June 14th. ⏰ I was on the fence about renewing, but today I came home to a letter (not an eviction), stating they want to renovate this property & that my lease will expire without the renewal option, so I'll have to pack up & get out of here one way or another — so I think it's high time I officially live out my digital nomad dreams. Almost as if resuming a plan I had many years ago, I'm thinking to hit the SEA (South East Asia) for some time. I'll have a lot to figure out on the fly between now & then, but top 3 destinations for the first sprint will likely be: Cebu, Philippines 🇵🇭 Chiang Mai, Thailand 🇹🇭 Da Nang, Vietnam 🇻🇳 If any of you all are in those areas in the coming months & can help a brother out, I'd greatly appreciate it. I'm open to other suggestions as welll, and will likely need to hop around for a bit until I get some more definitive visas in place. Any guidance, tips, lodging/living recommendations or general assistance in that regard is also greatly appreciated. 🙏🏾

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The hotel where I’m staying has an outdoor cafe next door with a live trumpeter playing jazz and American standards with a backing track. I can hear it from my room & it is lovely. “What a difference a day makes. 24 little hours…” currently wafting through the air.

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Just broke a new speedrunning world record for my birthday in the Any% category. The strat was to board a westbound flight just past midnight and cross the International Date Line a few hours later. GG

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UPDATE: My application for same day has been approved — I have to comeback at 1 pm to pick up the passport. So hopefully all set but I’m not convinced until it’s in my hand but the odds have moved from 50/50 to 80/20 I’ll be in Rome tomorrow. (and yes this was a perfect scenario for a micro prediction market)

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