I’m sitting on a plane flying to Poland. In my hand a cold can of beer. A tiny one, because only such are available on these flights, but I don’t worry, a few more are awaiting on the floor. I down the can fast. I need to warm-up before the coming days in Poland, get into the local mindset, get the liver running. So I reach out for another can
Never been so broke in my life and never been aware that there is so much money actually available for all of the desired things. Just know what you want, believe in yourself and… make it happen. Anyway, getting broke process has started with our trip over to Poland for Wolfsgruppe’s VAG Event in July. Today, I flew over again to join the crew at Wolfsgruppe’s BBQ this weekend.
For a while I thought that edition38’s Sunday coverage will never see the daylight. Who would actually care to see part 3? It’s been almost a month since this year’s edition38 has ended.
After arriving late on Friday, we were awaiting Saturday to come. We got up early, as some may remember from part 1 and have started juicing the show straight away. The night before made us become seriously thirsty for VAG’s, wheels and stance, where in the dark of the camping, one was only able to catch a glimpse of a polished lip. We’ve got hooked on again. Very badly this time!
I wanted to travel to England for Edition38 since I’ve moved to Ireland. Over the last 5 years my plans always ended in the same way – “Too late now, I’ll go next year…”. That has finally changed now in 2011. Being unsure about the EU’s stability and the global economy, I’ve decided that it is high time to go, hope that I won’t jinx it, but I thought to myself that it might be the last chance to experience Britain’s finest VAG show and shine before that poxy economy collapses on all of us turning the scene into wood and hand saws era.
