The best way to make your dreams come true is – wake up.
\nNever think of the future – it comes soon enough.<\/p>\n
Nahsti<\/p>\n
* * *<\/p>\n
Yes, that’s it. I have to move on, even if i dont know quite well wich direction to take, i must try something and move on.<\/p>\n
I am back from my holidays in holland, i feel much better than when i left,
\nholidays always help me to take a step back and see things a bit clearer.
\nAt least, i hope this feeling will last for some weeks!<\/p>\n
So, as i already wrote, i spent a wonderful time in holland, spending most of my time at a friend’s place in amsterdam. During my trip, i took long walks around amsterdam, walking at least 6hrs a day, and traveled a bit around rotterdam, zandvort (on the sea side) and haarlem. But my best time was both in amsterdam and at the sea. Some pictures will come later.<\/p>\n
This was my first “real” trip alone. At least it was supposed to be, until i met a guy from quebec living in amsterdam. I am really happy that my trip turned that way, since we spent nice evening together talking french and drinking beer around amsterdam. If i would’nt have met him, i would have probably spent the week alone in my hotel room, that doesnt sound so exiting…<\/p>\n
This kind of change my view about traveling alone. I wanted to do this trip alone, and if i would have stick to this idea, i would have been really lonely and the trip might not have been as nice as it was, really not. I want more of that, more of the unknow, meeting more people on my way, that enrich our lifes so much…<\/p>\n
Give me some time to unpack everything, and then i will put some pictures online, with some parts of my traveling diary, later.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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