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sO, what is it about hope? - This undefined thing that I can't live without. Eagerly I’m looking for the fulfilment of my hopes in everyday life. If one is ruined another one is coming alongside my breath. This is the pulse of life.

I see that my hopes and happiness are linked to my understanding, my wishes, and the level I have decided to be the level of contentment in each & every area in my life. A fulfilled hope is like water for my soul! - Without it I’m drying up inside. So what do I decide for myself? I can learn from the wise man Solomon who said: - "There is hope only for the living. As they say, It's better to be a live dog than a dead lion!" Ecclesiastes 9:4. I have tried to sum up what living in hope means to me, and maybe it will mean something to you as well:

- To feature every moment with a confident expectation in God, which overrules the uncertainty of my future

This is my hope in life; that I always will nourish such an attitude. - For the happiness which is hidden in this statement and in the people all around me.

A really nice weekend is over. Quickshots: Cartrip along the westcoast of Norway, sunshine, stayed with some good friends in Sandnes, friends got married! Joyful celebration, mindblowing music and we all danced into the night. - A perfect timing for introducing my next topic: "A triple braided cord is not easily broken" (Ecclesiastes 4:12). "There are three things that will endure"  (1.Cor 13:13).

bAck to life back to reality, someone is singing somewhere! But everywhere there is life as long as a being is cooperating with its enviroment.  What about you? Still alive? After over three weeks traveling around in Europe I feel good, refreshed and satisfied!! - Enjoying the company of my fellow earthcreatures.

This is the beginning of the world as I know it! Even today I can discover something new, and the world will forever be different for me. Isn't it amazing? Every moment is a God-given opportunity to discover more of His passion for life! You can see it in your neighbours eyes, in the beauty of the sunset in silence over the coast of Portugal, and even in the tv tower of Berlin - as seen here trough my mobile camera.

 - There is life. There is death. And the difference between either one is one single breath. - King's X, Dogman 1994

This quote reminds me to be thankful for every moment. So then, what is important in this life? Next post I will try to catch the core of three values we human beings need to live a life to the full. Stay with me...