I’d like to think that I was probably a natural born traveler. The passion or at least the intention of traveling was always there way before I could even afford to travel anywhere outside of my own hometown. You see, I bought this for my own 12th birthday promising to myself that I would one day come to the place and sit right from where the picture in the postcard was taken.
True enough, in May 2009; I took my first flight out of Malaysia to see how the dream of a 12 years old kid would finally be fulfilled and there I was, sitting on the side of Thames River in London to witness the wish that I made 19 years ago finally came into reality.
It felt like a big part of my life had just been completed. Heh. Of course I knew for sure that my love for traveling wouldn’t just end there. I knew IT WAS JUST THE BEGINNING. The world is so big and I want to see as much of it as possible.
I don’t know when I would ever stop. 
For now, I just want to travel.. 🙂
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it spelled on your forehead jipp! seriously. when i first met u back in 1994, ive already seen something about you that rhymes with freedom and travel. so yeah, you are born with it – the passion to travel and seek for adventures. 🙂
Haha. Tenkiu Carol. You ‘read’ it just right then. 😀
That’s very inspiring Jipp. Since you were 12 huh? 🙂
Btw, couldn’t help but notice Kay’s comment. You guys known each other since 1994? Wow! Kita form 4 tu kan? 🙂
Thanks Lizee. Me and Kay have known each other for quite a long time. We were classmates for like 3 months or so before I moved to a boarding school in the Peninsular. But Keningau ppl generally know each other. It’s a small town especially when you attend the same church. Kan Kay? 😀
Ahhhh…That explains 🙂 Btw Jipp, just wanna let you know that I’ve tagged you in my latest post. There are 11 sets of questions for you to answer, kalau ko sudi la hehehe. Another way we bloggers can get to know each other ba 🙂
i wish i could travel as much too.. but this year in 2011 i didnt go anywhere far.. the furthest is Kuching 😛
It’s ok Ken. We gotta appreciate what we’ve got in our own country first only then we can appreciate what they’ve got in other countries. Read it from somewhere. 😀