Renelo Drummer

Confessions of a Melbourne Commuter (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Each entry has its own title based on the highlights for that day. For example, one entry is called Phlegm. There was this guy who coughed out his phlegm and spat it out on the train floor in front of another passenger. Another example is entitled B.O. A guy who was standing next to Renelo, put on his surgical mask and looked at him. Renelo thought that he was sending him a message that he had B.O. Renelo was pretty sure he showered that morning. He just ignored him.

During the writing of this travel diary, Renelo realised that he was trying to force himself to be someone hes not. He doesnt like watching other peoples activities on the train. He certainly doesnt like to listen to other peoples conversations. He was doing it because he promised himself to complete this project. He doesnt want to start something that he cant finish, unless there is any plausible excuse.

Discover how Renelo went through the most embarrassing, disgusting, funniest and weirdest train travels.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Balboa Press AU
• Seitenzahl: 214
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. März 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781504306829
• Artikelnr.: 52434361

Autorenporträt

It's been a while since RENELO DRUMMER used to catch the train to Melbourne for work. When he accepted a new job in 2014, he knew that he would be commuting to Melbourne again. Pictures of people doing different things flashed in his mind. Yelling, chatting, sneezing, staring at other people (crap!), picking their noses (what the!), scratching their __ __ __ __ (unbelievable!), among others.

During his travels in the first couple of weeks, he noticed other passengers do strange things on the train. A lot crazier than what he initially thought. The conversations people were having, became more interesting. That's when he decided to create a travel diary on his phone and started writing down what he saw and heard on the train and tram.