Life itself is the most wonderful Fairytale -: Hans Christian Anderson Paperback Journal 120 pg Notebook

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This fantastic story, set in Switzerland, is one of the best in the collection. Two people, stranded on the island in the little lake, until the Ice Maiden calls the other away. An image both beautiful and haunting. Life is beautiful and full of so many amazing paths and sights to see and ways to learn and there is no way to know what the future will hold or what roads my fabulous journey will take me down. And if i take a different path altogether, so be it. The thing about a journey is you never know what to expect, it’s full of wonderful mysteries and to me- that’s the most amazing part. You never know what you’ll see around the corner, or who you’ll meet or the sights youll see. My earthly destination will always be home- wherever that may be, and you can bet that i plan on seeing some things before i get there.

For me I went through the whole thought process of , I wanna go to Paris, or Switzerland, or Iceland. You now the places I’ve always wanted to travel… but then I started thinking bigger…

Andersen is probably best known today for “The Little Mermaid,” usually in the sense that children who have seen the Disney film often hear, from their friends, something to the effect of, “Did you know that she actually dies in the end.” Andersen stories, more than any other traditional fairy tales, are filled with pathos and sadness, and end badly for their protagonists.

His stories often feature children—usually a perfect vision of children who are like miniature adults doing various good things. Sometimes they die too. Sometimes the protagonists do not themselves die, but lose a loved one, and must accept that God is in charge of everything—even when they do not understand the reason. And in this way, through every single story, there seems to be a common thread.throughout this past year these two are grown closer and closer and the LOVE between them has only gotten stronger. the love they shared or eachother was true and down to earth. The museum aims to present Andersen's life in a completely new way and toenable visitors to have a sensory experience ofhis world. Landscape,architectureand modern exhibition designareclosely interwoven. The museum wasdesigned by the Japanese star architectKengoKuma and his team, which also created the new Olympic stadium in Tokyo. Spread over 5,000 square meters, the brightly lit museum, which is built to merge into its surroundings, invites visitors to dive into Andersen's world. Two-thirds of the museum are underground and above it is a fairy-tale garden. Architecture merges with nature at H.C. Anderson House Image: Kengo Kuma & Associates, Cornelius Vöge, MASU Planning perhaps? Ironically, at the age of fourteen, when he left home, he had predicted this outcome, "First you go through terrible suffering and then you become famous."