Meet Roni, Part 5!

So, what is new…? Not much to be honest. Work goes on pretty smoothly, I’m starting to get a hang of the things here more and more. On my off days still volunteer in the animal rescue center and go see movies as often as I can and can afford. I’ve been practicing with my camera a bit more and dabbled a little in picture post production as well. It’s a nice hobby to have, but I haven’t been taking as many photos as I would like to have.

I did meet up with some other expats though, which was fun. It was a birthday of this guy I met back in Finland and all of the other people were from his work place. I was the odd one out, which was kind of fun. Most of the people there were a bit surprised that I didn’t have a car and that I used the public transport to move around, as some of them said that it’s too scary. Granted the area they were staying did not have a train station but still I found this a bit weird. I’ve also heard the “horror stories” off what can happen on the trains etc. but I have never felt unsafe in them. What I will say is that they are unreliable as hell though. I think I’ve never actually caught the train that I originally was planning on as it was either delayed or cancelled. So that kind of sucks but hey, life goes on.

Read more about Cape Town’s transport system

That’s about it for now. Like I said, nothing special really has happened this month. Everything just keeps on rolling at a steady pace. I will be writing more about some extreme experiences as soon as I experience them. Until then this is what you’ll get I guess. Sorry..?

Cheers!

Written by Roni