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After one year of life in Amsterdam

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is difficult to be systematic when so little is written on the blog. The first is to explain why so many days without writing. No, not a bad thing, as when I broke my collarbone. Simply, I have a home internet line damaged and have not had time to go to UPC, things about the return to a working life.

I still live in the same place, but now I do it with an Italian friend who, for reasons that are irrelevant, I needed a new site in Amsterdam to live. We will look for an apartment the two of us together, or perhaps with two other friends (Mexico and Finland), a big house with garden, to take advantage now that, finally, the good weather.

Moreover, it took two weeks got the whole weekend on the beach with kites and mountainboard. Sergio, the Mexican, the MnAs hooked me, and we plan to buy a second hand equipment for kiteboarding half. I am also climbing well and, despite my dire quality as a climber, I'm starting to do some way a little more difficult. I've also been skating quite often, with the Mexican and Dutch I have met on the beach and laughs at me brother trying to say something in Dutch.

As for nightlife I have had few outlets. Only the discovery of a tiny club (The Flex) near my house. This weekend is once again the Elevator Passion (Minimal Techno Party to which I the last Saturday of each month).

Culturally, I have not much new, but some projects. As part of my friends are working or studying in things related to art and design, we are thinking (and writing) something that has to do with electronic music, literature and images. It is so green, you can not say anything, but I hope to succeed. I've also regained the habit of shopping for used books market. Now I'm with a couple of them by Joseph Conrad.

I would like to continue writing about travel, but here, at work, I have enough privacy or concentration to do so.

For doing all these things, the 18 th of this month was a year of living in Amsterdam. I think it's been a sigh and an eternity at the same time. The proof of my complete adaptation was that yesterday I managed to go from the Albert Cuypstraat to my house, riding a bike and carrying another in parallel. And without falling!. No human being Dutch, unless this very "holandesizado" is able to perform such a feat of balance and coordination.

Well, I'll try to post more frequently. By friends and family to read and hear and what I'm doing, and, above all, because I feel I'm missing something when I do not write regularly.