If you’re one of those people that think that love is the answer to having complete and total happiness and satisfaction in life, then we would do anything to have it…right?
You’d think! But love isn’t that easy to find even if love is just down the street. What if you’re not even carrying the same passport? And when conflicts arise in a relationship, what happens then? But I get ahead of myself…plenty of time for relationship matters…compromises to endure and persevere, for better or for worse.
What I’m talking about is when you do find love and you have to pursue, and to orchestrate and facilitate and go way out of your way for love…those are the things we do for. 
I once took a 36 hour plane ride from Kathmandu, via stops in India and then to Moscow. There was a free breakfast at four in the morning, with big beefy and mean looking soldiers armed in the Moscow airport. Then a plane ride to Paris, a train ride to Grenoble and a taxi to an apartment in the banlieue. There, what I thought was love waiting for me, was a letter telling me to go away. I didn’t. The things we do for love.
In OVERLAND, Danny does the most incredible and maybe dim things for love. But in the end, it was all worth it!
Mark Stephen Levy published his novel Overland in 2009, a fictional account of an American stranded in Kabul, Afghanistan on December, 27, 1979 the day the Soviets invade.
The cyber global community is just that…a community not unlike a small town’s town square. Just that we are all scattered out there and all over. This Overland blog has been up since last September and the Overland website a month before that.
Here are some interesting statistics from the countries that has visited the Overland website since January 1st:
Countries Pages Hits
Unknown ip 581 899
Network net 342 1328
Commercial 328 916
Unknown local 124 124
Russia 51 51
Germany 34 34
India 30 128
Australia 11 50
Canada 9 49
Slovak Republic 8 28
Bulgaria 8 45
Belgium 7 26
Netherlands 7 27
Non-Profit 6 28
Indonesia 4 24
Seychelles 2 2
Colombia 2 2
Brazil 1 1
Fascinating! Like the medal count of an Olympics.
You Dear Readers are on the front end of what will become the truly global heartfelt story that is OVERLAND.
Mark Stephen Levy published his novel Overland in 2009, a fictional account of an American stranded in Kabul, Afghanistan on December, 27, 1979 the day the Soviets invade.
