For once i should give some type of update here. Of course i was supposed to do this frequently but i should know myself better than that ;)
What happened these past few weeks then? What will happen the comin weeks? Usually i wouldnt know what will happen but my new me decided differently - booked one flight ticket :o which gives me a time frame for things (countries)
So far ive visited 3 new countries and at the moment im in my 4th one. I have another 3 to go before i get home to my Loved family.
There was a quick but great visit in Amsterdam where i learned the difference between Holland, Netherlands and Dutch.
I spend most of my time in Thailand and i know that it will for sure not be my last time there. There are so many things that i didnt get to see so Its worth a second visit. One day
Burma, oh well Myanmar as we are supposed to say - same same but different - was an very interesting country. I think Its worth going there now before it explodes too much. In a few years it will look like some parts of Thailand, like Phuket. Unfortunately the food isnt very good, if you get tired of the food- remember that you (probably) wont be there very long and Thailand will wait for you.
Now i ended up in Laos which is actually Lao without the "s". The people are Lao and they also speak Lao. In this writing moment which is earlier than this post im in a minivan on my way to the next city in Lao. From luang prabang to vang vien. When i crossed the border from India to Nepal last year i thought that i will never find a way which is worse than this or even the same or similar. I was so wrong and dont even understand how i can manage to write this... To stay positive i can say that the view is beautiful - if i could see it through the smog
Later during the ride:
Since Its quite a long ride, sometimes it changes and it even clears up abit. Thats when you see how beautiful Lao is underneath it all. It feels like i took a stroll with Frodo in Shire (fylke) and then stopped by the halleluja mountains, they happened to be nearby.
