98 days, that is what it took me to travel around the world. Stavanger-Oslo, Oslo-Amsterdam, Amsterdam-Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur-Hong Kong, Hong Kong-Chicago, Chicago-Houston, Houston-Chicago, Chicago-Copenhagen, Copenhagen-Stavanger. On one day, I saw 2 sunrises and 2 sunsets on the same day. I even got jet-lagged so bad that my body wakes up at night and sleeps in the day for nearly 3 weeks.
But it doesnt matter, I did it. It wasnt all that, those 98 days were also filled with such joy and fun. I got back to my graduation when the odds were not looking too well only a month before, got my scuba diving license after 2 years of only dreaming about it. I enjoyed the luxury of a Golden Class seat aboard a Malaysian Airlines 747 which lasted a short 12 hours. Went to a MLB and a NBA match. Got myself onto a plane and jumping out of it twice. Went mad shopping for 10 hours in San Marcos, Texas. Drove a convertible in a Houston Freeway, learned some Spanish, ate some good food, met some really cool people. I felt like life has really shown me what i can do. And i am very proud of that.
However, the highlight of these 98 days were meeting the most exciting and great people in the ENG-1 class in Houston. I could say, there were 14 different nationalities in the class, over 15 different spoken languages and 23 different personalities. It was a real pleasure to be in class with these guys.
Hopefully when we meet again, it will be in the same spirit in which we left Houston.
Salut!
But it doesnt matter, I did it. It wasnt all that, those 98 days were also filled with such joy and fun. I got back to my graduation when the odds were not looking too well only a month before, got my scuba diving license after 2 years of only dreaming about it. I enjoyed the luxury of a Golden Class seat aboard a Malaysian Airlines 747 which lasted a short 12 hours. Went to a MLB and a NBA match. Got myself onto a plane and jumping out of it twice. Went mad shopping for 10 hours in San Marcos, Texas. Drove a convertible in a Houston Freeway, learned some Spanish, ate some good food, met some really cool people. I felt like life has really shown me what i can do. And i am very proud of that.
However, the highlight of these 98 days were meeting the most exciting and great people in the ENG-1 class in Houston. I could say, there were 14 different nationalities in the class, over 15 different spoken languages and 23 different personalities. It was a real pleasure to be in class with these guys.
Hopefully when we meet again, it will be in the same spirit in which we left Houston.
Salut!
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best!
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