Jezerce, Croatia

Right now I’m sitting underneath a huge Coca-Cola umbrella as I’m typing, listening to the rain and getting goosebumps from the cooler air.  I’m slightly anxious about having my computer out, but as long as the wind doesn’t start blowing sideways, it will be safe *fingers crossed*.

About a week and a half has passed since I’ve landed in Croatia to sail the coast.  I couldn’t be happier to be off on my own and up in the mountains to see Plitvice National Park.  I’ve settled in a little village nearby called Jezerce.

EuroTrip 2015

I love the flexibility of not planning a trip – no worries of accommodations you’ve pre-booked, the opportunity to hop on a road-trip, switching your plans on a whim and landing five countries away.  Then subsequently laughing at yourself for being completely unprepared for the climate.  It’s spicy, romantic and mysterious.  The thought of unlimited possibilities is awe-inspiring.  It pumps adrenaline through my veins – and I’m just sitting here.  You have the whole world available to you – and you know it!

Adriatic Island Hopping with Sail Croatia

See this above?  This was our daily breakfast.  Most people go to the kitchen and grab food first thing in the morning.  We grabbed our floaties and jumped into the Adriatic.  This was our cure for our hangover.  This was our motivation to roll our zombie-like butts out of our cabins.  This was how we recollected the prior night’s shenanigans, collectively using our broken memories to put the hilarious, drunken, maybe shameful but throughly entertaining, pieces back together.

Newton’s 3rd Law

For every action force there is an equal and opposite reaction force  -Sir Isaac Newton

Imsouane, Morocco