Here we go again

aaah it's finally here ! my minibreak! woohoo im flying to london tomorrow (like at 4am... ugh) and staying in northampton 'til monday. it's gonna be dope - i've missed my friends so so much. there's gonna be loads of shopping (god i've missed all my favourite english stores, seriously, how could anyone live without river island and topshop?! jeez) and a gig and great food and mostly just chilling with my awesome crazy stupid friends. can't wait. 

i'm worried about finding my way alone from heathrow to euston trainstation though; never been good with maps anyway. haha, wish me luck!

Are you falling or flying? - she asked

two old photos i just love - not even sure why, but pics like these make me want to photograph more and challenge myself. I love to look at things differently; create something beautiful yet interesting.

there's a weird pleasure in loving someone who doesn't love you

Pics I took with my beautiful friend Frida yesterday.

I had a blast in Borgå; i guess it's been a while since i felt this alive.

“I guess that's what saying good-bye is always like--like jumping off an edge. The worst part is making the choice to do it. Once you're in the air, there's nothing you can do but let go.” 

That's a quote from my favourite book Before I Fall (by Lauren Oliver). The book itself is not life changing or a masterpiece or anything - nah, don't get me wrong: it's a really really good book. But the reason why it's my absolute favourite, is because I've read it at least 10 times, and nine of those times were in England, when I was feeling kinda lonely and sad. I guess it's a book that really opens your eyes, but for me it was more. It was a life vest in the middle of a inclement storm.

 I know the storyline by heart, but i'm still pretty sure i'll read it over and over again, probably 'til the binding snaps or something haha. It's the kind of a book you wish you could read again for the first time.