Heeey! Ozzy is back to hosting again starting from August 18th 2023 ;)

(ENTJ-T Personality)
I'd say that I am the one who has an altruistic attitude and if I'd had the power I would've annihilated all the religions, nationalities, and so on in order to make the world a better place to live in peace. We people need to fight those who categorize, discriminate, and discomfort. So, hoping that you already have something related to my personality. This was the first and the last thing I could give you for this section 'cause I don't like to talk about myself a lot. The rest, you might know if there is an occasion to meet in person.

This is also my IG address @ozzykrks, in case you want to see more of me or are curious what I do :)

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I don't see why not? That's the platform you can meet some new people, make some new friends, have some different aspects and thoughts, improve your language skills, discover a new place (since the accommodation is never being an issue, anymore), find out about the new culture. Those may have just brought you a new perspective on life, ability, and awareness. On the other hand, it can help you make yourself a knowledgeable person.

COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE

It was in April and was raining terribly. I hadn't previously seen the rain like this. I and my friend were hitchhiking by the roadside at Albania's border. We got wet through and there was no place where we could protect ourselves from the rain. No one was stopping either. They probably were thinking we are fuckin' crazy and what we're doing there. Around 30 min later, finally, one Turkish guy stopped and picked us up and even hosted us (that was truly unexpected). I can say that he saved our lives. It was a really interesting/amazing day.

Interests

Sports (football, baseball, swimming), dubbing.

Plus!
I believe that we have already something in common, which we could hear a lot from our ancestors and that is called the 'Second World War'. I am truly believing that it's just changed the world and its route, separated the ideas and behaviors and made the world a lot worse. I found things incredibly attractive which have some stories from WWII. I am very much interested in almost every topic of its. Besides, I have read and watched some about it.

Plus + plus!
I am always very much interested in camping thingy. I always love to go to some places where I can find a spot to chill out and lie down most of the time of the day in a tent at a lakeside, in the evening, light a small fire and have small talk to all and eventually drink, smoke and so on 😋 or just go to the summit by having a tent and enjoying the view of that with a couple of beers. Wouldn't it be great?

• cats
• books
• photography
• film making
• dancing
• cooking
• movies
• traveling
• hiking
• camping
• history
• cultures
• house music
• techno
• gym
• 420
• sunset
• wwii
• trance
• night out
• voiceover

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

One? One is never enough :)

Let's get started!

I attended the Woodstock Festival and for 3 days I didn't drink water at all over there. I had only one bottle of water but it's used for brushing teeth and washing hands etc. instead of reducing thirst. Guess what! Beers saved my ass 😅

I and my friend traveled to 3 Balkan countries by hitchhiking, it took us 10 days. We walked more than 20 km per day and ate only once or twice on some days while getting to the end.

Spontaneous one! I was deciding and was going for it. In one week, I visited 10 different places. I started traveling from Wroclaw to Malaga. The places that I traveled were Frankfurt, Heidelberg, Manheim, Köln, Eindhoven, Berlin, Madrid, Cordoba, Granada, and Malaga.

Finally the top one of mine! (being a soldier)
Once I was a soldier I was asked to attend a military landing for a month! Of course, you say 'yes' (as you do not have any other option) and I was there. After two weeks, we're told that we have to stay on the ship for a duty of this military landing (if there is any state of emergency, just to be prepared-countrywide-). Here it is! I got fucked up because of the temperature conditions. My chamber was 10°C and when I wanted to go to the deck of the ship it was 40°C and had to go to the deck 3 times a day to have a meal. Apart from mealtimes, I was not allowed to stay at the deckside so I had to keep the balance of body temperature steady. Simply, choose the option which makes you warm or extremely hot, seems easy to do it but not as the weather outside was 45°C. Amazing experience!!

Teach, Learn, Share

Since I believe in myself that I am not bad at cooking, I can share my food. What would be more amazing is that if you also cook, ofc if you think you've got the skills. I love to try other dishes from different kitchens.

Speaking of teaching and learning I'd just say I am open to any idea which may come from your side about your culture, people, and language. Anything!! 😉

What I Can Share with Hosts

I'm sharing the places to visit during your stay so you know where to go 😉

Walk the BeltLine;
Born from unused railroad tracks surrounding Atlanta, the BeltLine offers miles of trails to walk, skate, and bike around the city.

Stop and smell the flowers at the Atlanta Botanical Garden;
Find indoor and outdoor gardens comprised of plants from around the world, including nationally recognized collections of magnolias, maples, and more. Plus, you can take classes to learn how to up your at-home gardening game.

Marvel at marine animals at the Georgia Aquarium;
One of the largest aquariums in the world, this Atlanta attraction has thousands of animals, including beluga whales, dolphins, penguins, sea lions, and even a whale shark. Visiting the Georgia Aquarium is an ideal activity for rainy or super-hot days.

Sip on a soft drink at the World of Coca-Cola;
Founded and still headquartered in Atlanta, The Coca-Cola Company is an American institution, and you can learn all about the brand while tasting soda flavors from around the world at the World of Coca-Cola.

Shop and eat at Ponce City Market;
With great shops, an expansive food hall, and a rooftop with a restaurant, bar, games, and more, Ponce City Market is a solid place to spend an afternoon shopping, dining, and admiring the Atlanta skyline.

Learn local history at the Atlanta History Center;
Located in the neighborhood of Buckhead, the Atlanta History Center has a mix of indoor and outdoor exhibits, from the 1928 Swan House to a cyclorama depicting the Battle of Atlanta.

Stroll through Piedmont Park;
With wide-open spaces and skyline views, Piedmont Park is the place for a morning stroll or afternoon picnic. The park also hosts many events throughout the year, like Music Midtown, a massive festival drawing A-list artists.

Spot some street art;
While you're in the area, head down to Krog Street Tunnel to see some of the city's street art. The tunnel is filled with graffiti and murals, making it a cool spot to snap a few photos for Instagram.

Catch a puppet show at the Center for Puppetry Arts;
That's right, this center is devoted to all things puppetry, so catch a show or visit the Worlds of Puppetry Museum, which offers a look into the art form's history and some key players, including a Jim Henson exhibit featuring puppets and props from Sesame Street, The Muppet Show, and more.

Paddle the Chattahoochee;
Between museum visits, get outside and go for a ride along the Chattahoochee River National Water Trail. Rent a tube or raft from a local outfitter (or bring your own) and "shoot the Hooch" as the locals say. This is a great way to cool off on a hot summer day — just don't forget your sunscreen.

Catch a show at the Fox Theatre;
The Fox Theatre hosts great comedy, dance, and music shows throughout the year, but its unique design — influenced by the Alhambra in Spain and Egypt’s Temple of Kharnak — alone makes it worth checking out.

Visit the Trap Music Museum;
Atlanta is the hometown of many famous musicians, and the Trap Music Museum pays homage to the culture and history of trap music. The museum also offers private tours with complimentary wine on Thursdays.

See Atlanta from above;
Take a ride around the 20-story SkyView Atlanta Ferris wheel, located in Centennial Olympic Park, to enjoy a bird's-eye view of the city.

Shop around Buckhead;
Looking for some swanky shopping? Head to the Buckhead Village District, packed with designer stores and delicious restaurants.

Tour famous filming locations;
Did you know that a lot of famous movies and TV shows have been filmed in Atlanta? The Hunger Games, The Walking Dead, and more feature prominent Atlanta locations — you can even take a DIY tour to see them.

Visit Zoo Atlanta;
Located in Grant Park, Zoo Atlanta offers experiences like giraffe feedings, wildlife presentations, and elephant encounters. See an African lion, an Aldabra giant tortoise, Chilean flamingos, and more.

Wander around The Battery Atlanta;
This mixed-use development 10 miles north of downtown Atlanta is more than the ballpark it’s associated with. There’s a multitude of shops, restaurants, and activities to keep you busy here in between games at Truist Park and shows at the Coca-Cola Roxy.

Countries I’ve Lived In

Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Poland, Turkey, United States