Dying - in love

This is my first experience with MS and with volunteer work, but I guarantee that it won't be my last. Generally the whole seminar has taken me by storm. This is a totally different approach to learning than you experience other places in the Danish school system. Very inspiring, also because you are able to draw on other people’s resources in a very positive way. We have some very long days. The fantastic facilitators just keep going and going - like a Duracell battery. I kind of start to wonder: "Do they ever sleep?". A lot of my friends have asked why I choose to spend my holiday going to school. I think I've found the answer. When you are surrounded by so many inspring people you don't think of learning, you don't think of homework, you actually never consider how much time is spent on a certain activity. The only thing you think of is - LOVE. I've met the love of my life at Kaloe Folk High school. My wonderfull facilitator Sanne has tuned out to be the light of my life. I think of Sanne day and night, both in the workshops and out of the workshops. Sometimes it can be hard to concentrate on what she is saying simply because my head starts spinning when I hear her beautiful voice. But she will probably never be mine. She is thinking of someone else, and I'm not good enough for her. Tonight I'm once again going to cry myself to sleep.

T-Boo 07.04.2007