twentieth morning notes

6.12.2013
Broken sleep
rise on the beep
Take the tablet with a sluck of water
to da loo
Back
White Shirt
Black underpants
Red shoelaces with blue suede shoes
Anorak

Stormy day, look out see the stars
Street is windy
The gluey gleeful wine huts are shaking
Seven minutes early
good morning
driver has no change,
get change from passenger.
Ok.
two tens
add some coins
the driver can do it now
Railway station

Smoking square is like the middle aged stocks, pranger the smokers. Three smokers there.
Get a good morning from the man with the hair.
But er ye brazen and that coffee.
girl gives me a santa claws. Sweet. It is st nicks day.
The glass door to the bistro is locked, go around the back. Maybe on account of that wind.
Blog and eat the breakfast prezel. strange machine oil taste off of it. Need to keep the eye on that.

The train is quarter of an hour late. Due to snow and wind. Train comes in fifteen late. Step forward, door opens. Cool. Non sotto announcement that the train is late on account of the storm, not allowing speeds over 80 kilometres an hour to minimize the risk of fallen trees causing injury. It rolls along steadily, seems not much slower than usual. Not full today at all.

Moose town. Platform not as full as during the last few days, but full enough to fill the train. Choking smell of perfume . Emanates from the new arrival to the right. Maybe a fabric softener or some other agent, who knows?

6.45! Fry Sing, Lights from Meckys,freezing freising boarders will not let out the disembarkers in their hurry to embark . Down the stairs,  up the stairs and straight into the waiting train. Warm. Blog.
Empty? Almost. Storm upsets everything and everybody.

Esban waits till Alex von Prag is through
No white lady today,
Neufahrn, move forward in the train. Train couples quickly and neatly. Great. Along platform, down and out of the station. Meet the librarian waiting for the bus. Good. Chat all the way to garching

2055, the brown door with the red note saying
Urlaub ab 23.12.2013 bis 3.1.2014.
look forward