Day 14 Another day without sugar

Wow, it it is really warm, I sweat in my heavy coat and furry boots, Edinburgh feels tropical after the Icelandic cold and wind. 

With the excuse of having to spend my last pounds I hit the bookstore and acquire 2 books as the second is half price. Gotta love marketing but then again, one can never have enough literature!

'The signature of all things' by Elizabeth Gilbert is a great title of the new book from the author of ' Eat, pray and love'. If you found the movie adaptation cheesy, please read the book as I promise it is much better and truly aligned to some of our female struggles these days. 

The second is called 'The rules to break', by Richard Templar. Like If i don't break enough rules on a regular basis and need to be reminded of new ones. Then you may wonder, ' if you don't like rules, why are you imposing the sugar abstinence to yourself?' It has nothing to do with rules, it has to do with will power, that is all in the mind and I like to believe that I can rule my own mind to obey me so I go through another day without sugar.

The offers for brunch at the airport do not appeal my eyes , I was convinced that I was going to find coconut yogurt at the airport coffee shop but that must have been in San Francisco airport, I am getting all messed up with my travels.

Thankfully I travelled to Scotland before my final destination as a direct flight to Irelandnd would have been a bit of a shock in terms of pace. As I set foot in Dublin after a delayed Ryanair flight I go straight to Kokoro, a sushi place on Liffey street. Realising that I don't have enough hands to grab a take away with my carry on bag and trolley I pick a table facing the window and sit down for a nice meal. 

As i am wondering about what sort of spell is keeping me in In Dublin after our love for each other had died and old song starts playing:

' And so it is
Just like you said it would be
Life goes easy on me
Most of the time
And so it is
The shorter story
No love, no glory
No hero in her sky' (.....)

Did I say that I loathe you?

Did I say that I want to
Leave it all behind?'