Back on track
2 May, 2007 – 15:08
So I’m back home again. Feels great but strange. The world can be a strange place. Just like living in a bag. For those who don’t know, I’ve been out traveling for over two months. I’ve been to Finland, Russia, Mongolia, China, Thailand and Malaysia.
It’s been a wonderful trip and I have learned so much about all the countries, people and myself. I met so many great people out there and one of the things why I met so many great people was because of music. I had my guitar with me.
I have to tell you about this Russian guy I met on the Transmongolian Railway. He couldn’t speak any English. He played a song on the guitar and then I played a song and we just looked at each other. So cool. I think we sat and played for an hour. Music makes the world go around. Or it maked me go around the world.
Ok, I don’t have enough space here to tell you everything (the server would break down and Goran would not be happy 
But here’s the highlights:
Mongolia – It has a beautiful country side. I was riding horses for the first time ever.
Beijing – This big city was really cool to see and of course I went to the great wall and the forbidden city.
Malaysia – Beaches, diving and the easy life.
But now I’m back and the wheel is spinning.
// Love
9 Responses to “Back on track”
I just have to say that it’s very nice to have you home again my Love. I think the band thinks so too!
And Goran, sorry, I forgot to remind Mr.Love about the blog yesterday but we were both pretty tired after the great party. But now it’s up. Good work!
/Johanna
By Johanna on May 2, 2007
hey welcome back!!!
woah so far and all alone i could have never managed that!
and i love that situation with the guy and the guitars. it is really astonishing what music can do all over the world…if you know what i mean.
and its good to hear that you had a great time.
karlie
By karlie on May 2, 2007
hehe, music, yes…
well I love that you also say MR. Love, because that was what we thought of when we first saw your name…
hope you are fine!
ha det bra!
By Claudi on May 2, 2007
Yeah you’re right. I wouldn’t be that happy if the server broke down
Sounds like you’ve been on a real adventure. Really nice!
And I agree with Karlie, takes guts to go on a trip like that all alone. I’m impressed.
As I said before. Really nice to have you back.
And yes, the wheel is definitely spinning.
Hm, would be cool if you could add some pictures…
I’ll see what I can do
Johanna, that’s life, shit happens.
Yepp, great party
By Goran on May 2, 2007
well now I uploaded some pictures with some help from mighty Goran.
Thanks for all the feedback.
Yeah it was a adventure espacely Russia. That was hard time but I think if you make it through Russia you can do anything.
I think travel alone just gives you more of the trip. You can call me an egoist but I just want to be alone sometimes
By Love on May 3, 2007
I liked the pictures – especially the last one with the nice clothes =) Did you buy or borrow it? And the great wall of China of course! Didn’t realize it was winter there?
By Marcus on May 3, 2007
yeah really nice pictures =P and did you manage well with the food? i mean with the eating sticks or whatever you call them
and i so know what you mean with the being alone. i love being alone. everybody needs being alone for some time.
By karlie on May 3, 2007
I borrowed the clothes. You had to have the clothes to enter the mosque. It was the oldest mosque in KL and the birthplace of the city. Yeah it was a lot of snow on the wall (we had some fun there) but it was spring time down in the city.
Almost karlie, one time in Thailand after I been to dinner at a thai family I meet. But i seen some cool food on the way.
By Love on May 4, 2007
hey ho
i really like to read stuff like your “true-life-story”…so its good that you found your way home to tell us….(nice pic´s)
…because i think this trips help us to understand that we live in 1 world and people are people
….it is not important which language they speak or which god they have…they are just like us..and it is fun to get to know them..
bye aurelia
By aurelia on May 9, 2007