A throwback moment is not about being unable to move on.
It is a moment to remember how lucky I was and I am.
I realize many good things happened for the last decade, but this post is just to highlight the rainbow I got, just right after the storm.
It was in the same month two years ago I visited Oslo, Norway.
My solo travel during the best weather (thou people said it wasn't the best moment, but I loved the color and weather during autumn).
I loved every beautiful places I visited during in Oslo, some places in the Bygdøy area, Vigelandsparken, some restaurants along Aker Brygge, even the flea market attracted me.
Walking down in every part of the road in Oslo during autumn whereas some areas and landscape were covered in almost golden colors, while breathing fresh and crisp air, under the rain, was a joy I could never picturize more with words, 'coz it will never be enough space.
As careless as I was - and might have been over-excited, I walked down the road for almost 2 hours to reach Vigeland just to see the angry boy statue (as I had planned and wished for), I stopped by for a sandwich and coffee at Cafe Vigeland, which were sooo good, resting for a while, took some pics, walked back to the hotel, on foot again, then I realized I forgot to visit the angry boy. Didn't regret that, yet it motivated me to get back to Oslo someday, and definitely always reminds me how meaningful the journey was.
It is a moment to remember how lucky I was and I am.
I realize many good things happened for the last decade, but this post is just to highlight the rainbow I got, just right after the storm.
It was in the same month two years ago I visited Oslo, Norway.
My solo travel during the best weather (thou people said it wasn't the best moment, but I loved the color and weather during autumn).
I loved every beautiful places I visited during in Oslo, some places in the Bygdøy area, Vigelandsparken, some restaurants along Aker Brygge, even the flea market attracted me.
Walking down in every part of the road in Oslo during autumn whereas some areas and landscape were covered in almost golden colors, while breathing fresh and crisp air, under the rain, was a joy I could never picturize more with words, 'coz it will never be enough space.
As careless as I was - and might have been over-excited, I walked down the road for almost 2 hours to reach Vigeland just to see the angry boy statue (as I had planned and wished for), I stopped by for a sandwich and coffee at Cafe Vigeland, which were sooo good, resting for a while, took some pics, walked back to the hotel, on foot again, then I realized I forgot to visit the angry boy. Didn't regret that, yet it motivated me to get back to Oslo someday, and definitely always reminds me how meaningful the journey was.
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