it feels quite strange and yet exciting to know that you only have about 9 hours left here where is your home and you will soon find yourself in a totally new, odd, unfamiliar country that you will, at some point, may start to call home aswell. however, to quote forrest gump, you can make plans but as life leads mysterious ways, you'll never know which chocolate you end up getting from the box.
needless to say, i am very anxcious about this whole change in my life. as i already have managed to build up my life in a totally new environment from scratsh, i do not feel i should be scared or frightened about what it yet to come. still, it feels sad, somewhat empty to go away from everything you have got dear to you. i belive the real emotion will strike upon actually arriving to brisbane. let's see, if not more then it will be a great adventure :)
so, the packing is basically finished, just some final things to take care of, passport is valid, tickets have been printed, money has been changed, it seems all set to go. first stop is london where we (me & my dear Doris) will spend a couple of days wondering around, doing sightseeing, annoying a couple of friends and on sunday she will head back to tallinn and i will fly off towards brisbane with stops at kuala lumpur and perth. though the flights will be long and weary, i comfort myself with the fact that i only have about 4 hours between my flights. how hard the whole ordeal shall be, i will eventually find out after landing in brisbane on 15th of march.
and if some you ask why am i writing in english, it's because i am a lazy person and i do not feel like writing the same story twice to make it understandable for my international friends :)
au revoir, bon voyage!
May good luck be your friend in whatever you do and may trouble be always a stranger to you! :)
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