As life would have it, I'm due to hit the road again, making it my fourth official move in the span of one year.
To recapitulate, between the fall of 2010 and that of 2011, I have had the opportunity to venture into the depths of Latin America on a program that took me from Panama, to Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Mexico. This was topped off with a visit to Colombia in December and followed by a long lull in traveling, where I only went as far as Pennsylvania and New York. Now, I'll ready myself for a short trip to Las Vegas and eventually Rome, where I will begin a six month contract as a translator aboard Celebrity Cruises.
I have embraced this year as one of exploration and appreciation, and certainly been surprised by what has come my way. Deciding to work on a ship was not the easiest of decisions, despite my love for travel, but thanks to the ears that listened, wise advice, and support of great friends, it was finally evident that this would be a unique experience. Given the mode of transportation, what I will be doing, and the places I will (fingers crossed) explore, I have decided to come back to the blogosphere to share the experiences as well as to keep in touch with those willing to read my accounts.
Until October 27th, I'll be in Indianapolis, which has curiously grown on me. If you'd like to face-time or have any advice, comments, rants, etc., they will be appreciated.
To recapitulate, between the fall of 2010 and that of 2011, I have had the opportunity to venture into the depths of Latin America on a program that took me from Panama, to Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Mexico. This was topped off with a visit to Colombia in December and followed by a long lull in traveling, where I only went as far as Pennsylvania and New York. Now, I'll ready myself for a short trip to Las Vegas and eventually Rome, where I will begin a six month contract as a translator aboard Celebrity Cruises.
I have embraced this year as one of exploration and appreciation, and certainly been surprised by what has come my way. Deciding to work on a ship was not the easiest of decisions, despite my love for travel, but thanks to the ears that listened, wise advice, and support of great friends, it was finally evident that this would be a unique experience. Given the mode of transportation, what I will be doing, and the places I will (fingers crossed) explore, I have decided to come back to the blogosphere to share the experiences as well as to keep in touch with those willing to read my accounts.
Until October 27th, I'll be in Indianapolis, which has curiously grown on me. If you'd like to face-time or have any advice, comments, rants, etc., they will be appreciated.
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