A year later, I’ve finally finished writing up all the posts detailing my trip to the UK and Germany. It was a great trip and I can’t wait for the next one I get to go on.
I’d like to see Japan…
日本に行きたいです!
We’re winding down to the end of my travel adventure. For anyone out there who’s still somehow interested in this account of events…I apologize *ahem* I applaud you for sticking with me this long. I promise, there’s not much left.
Have you heard of Traveler’s Joy? When you get married, in lieu of registering for new china, you can register to cover the costs of your dream travel honeymoon and individual items you would like to have for your trip. Send out your personalized link with your invitations and guests make contributions to your honeymoon in Europe (or wherever) instead of bringing you five blenders you’ll have to wait in line to return. Truly brilliant and I’ll probably do something similar if I ever tie the knot.
WOW! I don’t want a wedding at all and we already share a house, so we have everything we need anyway - so this is an amazing idea!
I wonder if I could actually get people to contribute though…
(via mere-folderol)
For those of you who are interested or who have been keeping up with my little travel journal project.
I’ve finally updated it after like a month of nothing.
On March 13, 2007, I handed over the keys to my house, put my possessions in storage and headed out to travel around the world with nothing but a backpack, my laptop and a camera.
Three and a half years and 70 countries later, I’ve gotten the equivalent of a Ph.D in general knowledge about the people and places of Planet Earth.
Here are some of the things I’ve learned:
I wish I could travel like this…but I have too many of those fears and excuses he talks about.