I had some great fun last night. A friend of mine showed us his hometown Jo'burg (well, I'm sure you know it's not a really town, but you know what I mean) last night. We ended up going to seven places, paying heavily overpriced bills for a single beer and having the best chocolate martini that I have so far experienced in my short life. It's an exciting city and I guess wouldn't mind ending up there? But hey, let's be serious, THAT is too much traffic for my short temper to handle.

My dog is moaning that she wants food. As I am visiting my parents during the December holidays, this has proven to be a pain stakingly difficult task. You see, there is another dog at home. Even though these two get along most of the time, the younger one has much more energy and a bigger appetite than the older one. This small difference causes havoc when trying to get them fed because the younger one only wants to play and the older one doesn't want to eat, defeating the whole point of the exercise.

I've been writing this post for two days, is  that normal? I write something, leave it, forget about it and then rediscover it 8 hours later. Well, during all that time me and my dad spoke a bit and something quite cool came to the surface. We spoke about how you wish you could 'buy out' from a relationship, do you know what I mean? Tying up the loose ends and then leaving it, whatever it is, right there. Relationships are hard work no matter how much you love a person but I truly believe that when you need to start asking yourself "Should it really be this hard?" you've reached a tipping point and need to take a decision.

Doubt is a reason.

But what won't we all give for it to be that easy? I've been working on a way to ease relationships out, however, I think if I ever eventually figure it out, I would be much to busy publishing books and making millions to be blogging about my less than significant thoughts.

To a lighter note, my mind is scratching me to go and explore Germany. Maybe next year?