God Jul!
Tomorrow will be the last day of work before the Christmas vacation I'll spend in Italy with my family as always.
It's been a long time since I last saw some of my relatives, almost half a year, so I'm looking forward to spend some time with them again and Christmas is always one of the best moments for a family to get together, and after Christmas my girlfriend will come to Italy as well.
There is a lot of snow on the mountains now in Italy, even too much, so we might decide to spend a day on the snow, maybe skiing...
Anyway it'll be a nice vacation, a needed break from the work and the "usual" life, to spend with family and friends.
I'm leaving Oslo soon, but this year I did some Christmas decorations at my place...
I wanted to do things in big, and so I thought "Why don't put lights on the big crane standing in front of my window for some months?".
So I did :P
God Jul to all! :)
Enclosure:
Home sweet home
Next Wednesday I'll go back home to Italy for a 2 weeks vacation, meeting family, old and new friends, hopefully enjoing them as much as possible.
6 months for me is a long period, I can't wait to see my family, my sister, how much my nephew is growth, and my grandma who is 88 years old and starts getting older and loosing some shape.
People often feel the need to escape from the family to find their way, but when you are far away from the ones who care about you, you realize how much they are important and how much they have contributed to build you the way you are... and you start thinking you should do more for them.
Now that I'm experiencing this, from the big boy I was, I feel I'm a little man, with many questions and little answers.
I will spend some days alone also, I planned a 3 days trip, myself, my beloved motorbike, roads, mountains, nature...
I really hope the weather won't ruin the trip, since is a thing I thought about many times and never did.
Now the right moment has come, for many reasons.
I'm confident it will help me finding some answers and inspiration...
"Life's a journey, not a destination..." so what's next?