Thanks to Brianna and Neicey for an awesome trip to Bucharest in Romania 🙂
Music is Bonnie (Rhythm & Melody) by Turnover | Download video file

Thanks to Brianna and Neicey for an awesome trip to Bucharest in Romania 🙂
Music is Bonnie (Rhythm & Melody) by Turnover | Download video file
I recently went to Timisoara in Romania for coworking with some friends. Check out the video of the trip. Special thanks to Madhvi for creating awesome pancakes for breakfast every morning 🙂

I’m a member of an awesome coworking group in Berlin called the Jelly coworking group. Check out my other post for pretty photos of the trip.
We realised that a subway ticket across town was about the same price as a ticket to Romania via my airline (Ryan Air), so we hopped on a plane to the beautiful city of Timisoara. Whilst there, we met up with the friendly folk at the Timisoara Startup Hub who kindly helped out with office space during our visit.
I recorded our adventure with my trusty GoPro strapped to a dildo 🙂
Starring: Cheerful team leader Craig, official translator Nadia, super pancake girl Madhvi, skippy Francisco and dildo operator Ryan.

I’ve always had a fascination with how things worked in the Soviet Union. The massive attempts of economies of scale attempted by the Soviet Union are something rarely seen in the western world. I recently had the privilege of seeing inside an old school stereotypical Soviet era apartment block in Cluj-Napoca. There wasn’t much to see beyond a drab interior stairwell and an equally uninteresting building front. It did made me feel a little like being inside the old Soviet buildings in the Pripyat sections of “Call of Duty 4” though.
Unlike their western counterparts, the Soviets had less need to impress with their architectural skills and so this style of housing made a lot of sense. Cheap, well built accommodation which will last. Of course, the interior can be as nice as you want to make it,

I visited the inside of Bran’s castle. It is a fairly sparse environment, nothing special and certainly not somewhere you would desperately want to live in.