Land of Dimmu Borgir, here I come!

The following morning Marco and his roommate had to leave early to go to university. So I had a choice: walking around the city with a heavy backpack or finding a place where I could sit and edit some video together (that shit is piling up 🙁 ). I decided the latter and immediately the following “problem” arose: where to go? After some careful thinking I decided that it shouldn’t be very difficult to find a nice quiet spot at the airport. I decided to walk to the airport which was about half an hour away.

After a nice walk I arrived at the airport, packed the stuff I thought I was gonna need in the next couple of hours in my daypack and put my big backpack in a luggage locker. I then headed into the terminal to find a nice quiet spot in the corner of a terrace. I sat down and started my journey into the wonderful world of video editing. Oomph! that shit is tougher than I had expected. After a while I had some decent part of the Coolblue goodbye party footage edited and felt like doing something different, so I played a game for a couple of hours.

Around half past one Friedemann sent me a message that he would like to meet me to have lunch together. I asked him to come to the airport to be sure I wouldn’t miss my plane and he agreed. I decided to go and check in my backpack so I had some more time to spend during lunch. The Bremen airport terminal that Ryanair uses is the most basic one I have ever seen: no digital signs, they just hang a sign with the name of the destination over the checkin counters. After succesfully checking in my luggage Friedemann showed up a little after two and we had a nice lunch at a cheap bar at the airport.

Then it was time to say goodbye for real. I thanked him very much for all the kind things he did for me. Without him and couchsurfing I would have had to spend my first few nights in a hostel. I jumped onto my plane towards Oslo to go to the land of Dimmu, yay!