wayfarer's journey

(originally published 23-04-2005 somewhere on the net)

DAMN…

have you ever imagined, to travel for 6 hours on a leaking-while-it-rains bus and still in the same province? it stretch for more than 250 km, about a quarter of it was a thank-God-there-is still-a-road-exist-here, plus another hour (at least) just to reach a resting place that you usually use while in town? not that it was far, but the damn bus take a very slow motion trip just to cover 30 km.

i’m not being ungrateful.
hey, at least i still got a job, a career, and get paid to travel and see places.
what? pictures? well, i get a hold on a digital camera but there was little possibilities that i will be able to upload some of the pictures i have already taken.
why? well, it’s because the damn internet cafe here only support 3 1/2" disks and not flash-disks.

but for me, this borneo is already losing its charm. still there is a lake that holds all the wildlife of the entire borneo. but that is located far north. i won’t be travelling that way this year anyway. the mistycism that envelopes the dayaks has wear off. the most interesting thing now is where and how can i get one of those tribal tattoo?

sh*t!!!

now i sound like a complete wuss. i hate it when i doin’ this. but you’re the blog, why shouldn’t i spill it all out for you? not all of my writings will be like this one. it’s just because sometime i feels like ny journey here is about to end. if i had decided that i’m fed up with all of this, i’d bail out.
that’s it.


p.s.:

my travel gear:
1. nordwand 45L from eiger
2. ericsson r250s pro and siemens m55
3. reebok sneakers
4. safety goggles
5. sponsored cap, lindores cranes and rigging, already worn out
6. krisbow multi-use tools