CHEATING ON THE METRONOME - TOUR DIARY PART 2
- Date published
- 22.09.2008
The 7th of September. Day off. At the beach.
Who laughs a lot will cry a lot, but also who cries a lot has to laugh a lot—and we did. Nearly the most enormous laughs in my life. Was a good one. Driving on more relaxed, after having a fight with a little angry horse. My back still hurts.
9th of September, Cologne.
The weather is good again, told you, fortune. We did not go to the whore house again!
There was a change needed, Scott, go to the haircutter. To old for the Brad Pitt look, but George Clooney worked out. :)
Change was done and then we just tried to relax, still. Then to the Carhartt Shop in Cologne. Thanks to the Koeters Boys from Cologne to build up a nice black bone in front of the store… Just to skate, have some beers and listen to poetry. It was a nice evening, once again.
11th of September, Amsterdam.
Headed to meet up with friends, short but intense. Now in Amsterdam, the hell. No, of course actually good, but u can as u know loose yourself here.
But we had a good back up from the Carhartt Team. Less people showed up here, which was kind of okay, it has to be different sometimes. The mood was the same. But still, the people who where there got interested and interacted. Which was cool. So short and intense and the back did not hurt that much today.
Ready to head to the last stop—Barcelona.
Just Arrived, the 12th of September, Barcelona.
Weather was shitty while we left Amsterdam, sun said welcome when we arrived in Barcelona. We enjoyed it, had beers and the next day a massive hang over. Woke up—Beach weather, best thing to recover and to get fit for the last reading!
So we did. During the evening we had the last reading of this tour in the Carhartt shop in Barcelona.
Friends showed up, it was really familiar, cool and nice. All in all it was a good tour, got inspired and have another look now.
Dropping knowledge.
As u know, the two worst things in life are: to get what you want and not to get what you want. Just one of them all.
Ready to read more poems by Scott Bourne!
Thanks and big up.