Talking about ‘living life at its fullest’ as well as ‘not always thinking of consequences‘ in previous entries, there’s a story I have not told you yet although it has been a month since then.

It’s March 10th, 2011 and I am thinking of booking a flight to Japan. It’s not that I could really afford that vacation, but I am in need of a break. I have earned enough frequent flyer miles in order to go to Tokyo for less than 300€ – fair enough. It’s already 10 pm and I’ve been looking for half an hour but somehow I can’t really decide on booking. I’ll decide this weekend whether to fly or not.

Not even 12 hours later I knew I wouldn’t be flying.

Turning a quarter century this February made me re-realise I’m not getting younger. I don’t feel ‘old’, but friends start to marry and think of children, other think of buying properties or settling down. I am…Hmmm….Hmmm….

A few months ago I wrote about two questions that changed my approach on everyday life.

I encountered the first of them over a year ago on the Blog of Tim Ferriss, the author of “The Four-hour Work week” and “The four hour body”, both of which I can recommend! On his blog he wrote a post called “Am I better than yesterday?” It gave me much of a thought back then as it is both a simple task and one you can measure…

While writing the last entry “Face the Sun” I thought that some people would say “the sun’s not shining! Now what?”

Well the truth, even if you don’t want to acknowledge it, is the sun’s shining and the sky is blue. We are not aware of that when it’s raining or even cloudy, how could we? It’s cold and windy and wet dammit! Well my dear…