It's time to leave this town... without driving license (Ouch!)

Bad luck part II, it's never easy. But often things turn out to be good at the end. I went back to Poland, taking easyjet through Berlin and then a train to Warsaw. It was a bit of a pain in the ass journey, but it was cheaper and I originally planned to do it without luggage. When I was booking these tickets I didnt know I'm gonna be leaving Spain with all my film equipment. Oh well...

In Berlin I wanted to buy ADAC membership, it's like a motor club that works in the whole EU, for about 60 euros I have free assistance everywhere in case of accident on the road. Google told me that ADAC is near the airport... but it wasn't and nobody knew where it was. I had about an hour an a half to get to Ostbanhof train station so I could run around Berlin looking for it with big heavy bags on me. So another fail of the day. Oh well...

The next day in Warsaw I realized something terrible - I've left my driving license in Madrid, I was 100% sure I did not take it to Spain in the first place. I was wrong. Oh well...

My flatmate kindly posted the license to me, but it will be a few days before it arrives so I just have to wait. He mentioned when he went to Correos (post office) there was some kind of fuck up with all the computers in whole Madrid, and they couldn't post it for two hours. Oh well...

Good things are - I got a short camerawork at the big book festival in Warsaw. In Poland I get work straight away every time I'm here, without looking. In Spain nothing seems to be going on... and which is even nicer during this book festival I had an opportunity to meet Jacek Dukaj, well established sci-fi writer, based upon whom work I wrote script for All Secrets movie. Nice one! It was pretty good to chat and meet in person.

Now I'm leaving to Opole, where my scooter is. I'm waiting for the license and taking it for a ride to see if everything is fine.