Jazzing up the Last Night

 

It was my last night in Tbisli and I thought I could hang out with my favorite person Mr. Latvia, but he weas working late and was not sure he could make it out. SO

I went to the Jazz show by myself and it was fantastic. I visited a very upscale boutique hotel and had a glass of wine and a wine shop with a lovely girl who let me a try a few different reds and we were talking about Georgian men…why are they so weird…we don’t know lol, but this beautiful girl was staying single.

These were my last moments to enjoy Georgian wine as India was far from a wine country…it was a no drinking zone most of the time.

After a glass of wine and a few tastes of wine, I was really enjoying myself and I said, “Hey why not keep this night going.”

I ended up taking a Yandex to another hotel bar and thought I would have my last drink there and then “Goodbye Georgia.”

That ended up being “Good bye Iphone” because I left my Iphone on the seat in the taxi…

Another reason why I do not like taxis. He was driving too fast and he did not speak a word of English, but was confused on the location. Bus drivers always know where they are going!

I think I was going to the Intercontinental or the Radisson Blu-but it was not a difficult place to find…He was really annoying me and I was just eager to get out of the car and when I closed the door…off he went…and within minutes I started shaking my head “the phone was on the seat.”

We ended up contacting him through the app and he gave my old Iphone 11 back to my friend. I had a brand new 13 I brought with me and was ready to use, but I think that was time to call it a night and I was mad at Mr. Latvia because he was supposed to be hanging out with me on my last night and that would not have happened..He speaks Russian and he also takes the expensive Ubers lol

Good bye Georgia-it was lovely!

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