Keith suggested I write an entry about why I am headed to Japan. This way readers can have an idea of what to expect when they come across my blog. Most people assume it is for work[they clearly don't know where I work :-) ] or I am visiting someone who is in the military. I was bit by the travel bug in 1998. I was an exchange student @ Hayes Manor School located in Middlesex England. I absolutely loved it and made it a life goal to see as much as the world as I possibly could. In college there were a few domestic trips and Christmas 2007 was spent in Kingston. In Summer 2008 after many prayers and preparation[and auditions] my cousin Babysister was offered a job with Disney Tokyo and invited me to visit. I will admit Asia was on my travel list, but not at the top. However, I'd be a flat out fool to pass up an opportunity such as this. With the blessings of my family [and my wonderful boss]I renewed my passport and booked a flight for Tokyo! Over all I am excited, but I get excited about everything. In UK and Kingston I blended in as long as I didn't speak too much, but in Japan..I am a traveler for sure. I am looking forward to it all. The food, the music, the people, the temples and the best part is sharing this experience with family!
10 days til takeoff!
10 days til takeoff!
Can't wait! So cool...
I am excited for your oppurtunity, and like Monya, I can't wait to see all that you capture on your trip. I wish you would be able to take pictures of OKINAWA....my birth place...just to live vicariously through you at this point in my life. Travel is not a bug I've been bitten by as of yet, but I am glad I have a friend that has been bitten. and thanks for the shout out at the beginning...lol
Oh yes! I have spawned the next generation of travel bloggers. I will put a link on my blog to you. Rush into the trip with eyes wide open and savor every second.
Boy stop! I've been blogging for a while.
Yeah boieeeeee!!!!!
Wow! you did it! i am proud of your courage! that aint no small thing, most of the people i know from Carolina, never made it out of the southeast! the pics brought back memories of when i was in japan, it was a very interesting place, but not where i could see myself spending a lot of time. I love your studio pics, that was cool! you think you cute, huh ;-)
King Tut