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All my bags are packed I´m ready to go...



Well, about being ready I am not so sure about, can you ever really be ready to leave and live in another country for 2 years? I don´t think so. But at least my bags are ready so that leaves me some time to relax for tonight.

I think I have left so many times already from one place to another that the whole thing about leaving and saying goodbye is easy for me. I always wanted to go back to Africa and haven´t really realized yet that I will actually be there on Sunday but I am sure it will be such a lovely feeling to land my feet back to the true African ground. And I love these moments where you can start a whole new page in the book of your life! I have really enjoyed the last pages and will probably stay on the same chapter still, just adding more adventures to this page.

You might know that I have never really settled anywhere. Becoming older sometimes gives me the feeling that I should consider settling more but now at the moment of one more departure again I know that this is more me than anything else. And I must give a big thanks to my family and friends who are so ever supporting and happy for me, even when I choose the farthest destinations to go and longest times to stay there!

So hear you from Malawi next time! Tionana, tsalani bwino ( that´s chichewa and it means Goodbye, stay well!) my friends!

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