Mark Twain

Samuel Langhorne Clemens (November 30, 1835 – April 21, 1910), better known by his pen name Mark Twain, was an American author and humorist.



"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did so. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover" Mark Twain

A amazing writer, wonderful quotes, great point of views and a huge brain.
I love him ♥

following memories

Today I found some pictures on http://weheartit.com/.
If you look at the following pics and you won´t have desire to travel, I can´t help you ;)

Venice! An amazing city (I was there in 2000)

My motto ;)



I´m gonna swim there. Great view!! (India)

San Francisco ;)

Slovenia

I would like to take pictures like these. So amazing kinds of points of view, perspective,exporsure and motive. Perfect!

Travel around the world

http://oneworldrtw.innosked.com/

check this website.
there you can plan your own travel around the world :) it´s a company, which offers a "round the world ticket". That is a ticket, or better: a few tickets, which combine flight tickets from different airlines. You have to pay once and then you can fly around the world ;)
how many flight would you like to have? which cities would you like to see? you can choose!
it´s sooo interesting ;)

I want to see:
New York
Sydney
Hong Kong
India
Cape Town
 and some more ;)

To know, what´s worth to see, I bought the book
"1000 places to see before you die".
I just read a few pages, but I love it!

Although it´s unpossible to see all 1000 places, it will be my purpose in life to see almost everything ;)

Yesterday there was the 20th Tattoo Convention in Frankfurt/Main.
Two friends of mine and me went there.

If you like, you can see some pictures on my friend´s homepage:
http://www.hundertundeins.blogspot.de/

It was really amazing, soo many crazy people with crazy haircuts, tattoos and clothes...
Of course I got tattooed ;)
my second one.
It is the turtle I posted.

it has an hawaiian meaning: long life, knowledge and fertility