In this small period of time i learnt so much about myself as a person and what i do in an emergency that some people dont learn in their lifetime.
I am grateful but also have some emotions that i can not really describe that makes my heart beat faster and if you have ever talked to me about it, i can become quite emotional. But dont be afraid to ask if you want to know what really happened please ask.
We are of course talking about the boxing day tsunami that affected the Indian Ocean. During this time i learnt what mother nature can really dish out if someone has pissed her off.
I learnt whether i am a fighter or a flighter and i'm a latter one which in this case saved my life.
Above: Tsunami in action (between the waves, if you look in the picture in the left you can see the next wave in the horizon)
From the top of the hill we fled up with numerous other people
A boat that was ripped off its morning by one of the first few waves and was brought crashing though the place next us. to give a perspective this isn't a small boat its probably 20+M
Left: Before
Right: After
Koh Lanta Thailand with a "trumpeter" (help me emerson) of the Swedish Philharmonic Symphony orchestra (of course i was better than him) January 2004
