Nur noch zwei Tage in Deutschland...

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Am Montagabend geht nun endlich der Flieger gen Südosten mit Kuala Lumpur als erstem Ziel. Zwischendurch ein kurzer Stopp im Oman, bevor ich die Hauptstadt von Malaysia erreichen werde.

Die Vorfreude steigt immer weiter, aber auch ein mulmiges Gefühl und eine gewisse Nervosität kann ich nicht leugnen (u.a. dank regelmäßiger Nachfragen :p). Aber das gehört einfach dazu, das ist ja auch kein einfacher Urlaub den ich da vorhabe ;-). Zum Glück überwiegt allerdings die Freude erneut in die Ferne aufzubrechen, um Fremdes und Neues kennenzulernen und viele vollkommen unterschiedliche Menschen zu treffen. Die Tasche ist inzwischen gepackt (natürlich habe ich das mir selbst vorgegebene Ziel einer nur halb vollen Tasche wieder mal nicht erreicht, aber immerhin ist noch gut Luft :p), die Zugverbindung nach Frankfurt rausgesucht und der Flieger geht (Stand heute) nach Plan. Nun muss nur noch der iPod  mit neuer Musik gefüttert und Reiseproviant eingesteckt werden.

Das nächste Mal, dass ihr von mir hören werdet, wird aus fernen Gefilden sein. Dann gibt's vielleicht auch gleich ein paar Fotos! Macht's alle gut und auf bald, wir sehen uns in 'nem halben Jahr :D

Euer Sebbo

Comments

Anonymous said…
Ich mach grad Mittagspause und musste gerade an dich denken, weil du ja den hanzen tag lang Mittagspause hast ;-)

;* Birdy
11 January 2011 at 14:06
Anonymous said…
Da du noch so viel Platz hast, bringst du mir hoffentlich was Schönes mit :D Am besten wäre was aus Australien...

Martin
12 January 2011 at 19:01
Sebbo said…
Das mit dem Platz in der Tasche war auch nur eine Illusion, seitdem ich meine Jeans, Wanderschuhe und Jacke drin habe, ist nicht mehr viel Platz :p
17 January 2011 at 05:45
Sebbo said…
Das mit der Mittagspause ist n guter Gedanke, wo ist der Like-Button? :D
17 January 2011 at 15:11
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