Saturday 13th of
April – arrivé dans le paradis
7h05 Greg sent me a
message “yo man, where are you” - “Fuck I slept in, wtf”. Am
I going to miss the flight? Before leaving I had to get dressed and
yes this time it will take longer. 5Min later I managed to wear the
following list of clothes:
- 2 boxer shorts
- 4 shorts (2 sport,2 recreational)
- 1 sweat pant
- 1 skater pant
- 1 jeans
- 4 t-shirts
- one long sleeve t-shirt
- 2 sweater
- one button-up shirt
- and to round it all up a rain coat with filled pockets
Ryanair here we go.
Carry-on was 14kg, I hope they won't check. As my room mate told me
30euros per kilogram. Totally stressed, I pokered for the bus at 7h38
– arrival at the airport at 7h58. After being confused and totally
freaked out about nearly everything I did it, I passed the security
at 8h08 (at 8h10 the terminal closed). Fuck this! Now I can breath,
that's at least what I assumed. But not yet, I stood directly in
front of the security, sweating like a big and stressed as hell. “I
hope they won't check me because I look suspicious. “Please go
back, you cannot go through yet” - “buut...I was already” -
“just wait”... 5min and I was through, nothing happened just
security on break or something. And by the way the guy just in front
of me got pulled out to get totally inspected, with my clothes
layers, I would have totally missed the flight!
In the flight everything
should be fine. My blood pressure was slowly decreasing and I was
just getting more and more excited. “Man now we are equal after
yesterday” my response to Greg after leaving the flight! Fuck how
could I sleep this through (I knew the answer already, next time
maybe go to bed before 3am if you have to get up at 6 next morning!)
I spent the morning/early
afternoon skating around marseille, a very beautiful city in my eyes.
Here the quick difference to Paris: Everyone says Marseille is
dangerous although I quickly realized something about the smell here.
Suddenly I was not scared of passing through a underground area, in
Paris I would have expected the smell of human urine or most likely
even see someone peeing in a corner. This was not the case here. The
only thing I quickly understood is the immigrant ratio, even in the
bus from the airport you could guess – language: french, english,
arabic.
Since I could not find
internet in a convenient way I decided to make my way around it and
ask. Ask one, two and there you go. Centre readaption functionelle de
valmante, bus number 21, about 20min and then get off, directly
across from the 'Casino grand surface'.
I was introduced and
given the key. My new home for the next 3 weeks – number 16 it was.
“Just out of curiosity is it possible to eat upstairs with the
patients as well if I am lazy to cook” - “we can have a look and
ask”...
“Oui ca va, viens la
vers 18h30, ca devrais aller pour le week-end après on verra.” -
Quick summary and why I am very happy? I will pay in total 50€
housing instead of 335€. My food so far is free and sun in shining
and I am sweating by 22°. Additionally I am waiting for 3 weeks of
internship followed by FINALLY little Karin to come and meet me in
Nice. I am wondering, what seriously could upset me in this moment?
(The internet in my room will be dealt with on monday morning but
that's not a big deal!)
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