My Travel Path
Thursday, July 19, 2012
The "Plan" - 1st Draft
Once back in Texas I will spend 2 weeks hanging out with my family. My mom is back home from teaching abroad in Bahrain for the summer. I will enjoy the time I have with her.
The last 2 weeks in August with be spent on a road trip with my dad to some of the National Parks in the Colorado/Wyoming area. Hopefully we will hit Rocky Mt National, Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, and Arches National at the very least.
I have some time in September to kill. I tossed around the idea of visiting some place in Europe with my friend Matt. I'm not sure if ill be able to fit it in just yet. I have purchased a ticket to the Aggie Football game on Sept 22!!! WHOOOOOP! So that's another thing to work around.
I fly to Nairobi, Kenya on September 27 with two of my very good friends. We have signed up for a 77 day camping/overland tour of 8 countries in Africa. Included is Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Botswana, Malawi, Zambia, Namibia, and South Africa. Here is a link to the daily itinerary, http://www.africantrails.co.uk/tour/gorillas-to-cape-town-joburg/itinerary.
After Africa we will hit Southeast Asia!
Leaving
I move out of my Lexington apartment and into a storage building back in Texas next weekend.
It hit me yesterday that I will be leaving the place I have called home for the past 4 years. The place where I officially transitioned from student to professional, from stranger to friend, where my adventurous spirit finally took over. I realized, though, that some of the very things I am sad to leave behind are the very things I have to look forward to on my travels. I will leave behind great friends, but I'm given the opportunity to add to my list of great friends. I will leave behind my career, but I'm given the opportunity to become a professional me. I leave behind the comfort of home, but I'm given the opportunity to see that I have many places where I feel at home.
It hit me yesterday that I will be leaving the place I have called home for the past 4 years. The place where I officially transitioned from student to professional, from stranger to friend, where my adventurous spirit finally took over. I realized, though, that some of the very things I am sad to leave behind are the very things I have to look forward to on my travels. I will leave behind great friends, but I'm given the opportunity to add to my list of great friends. I will leave behind my career, but I'm given the opportunity to become a professional me. I leave behind the comfort of home, but I'm given the opportunity to see that I have many places where I feel at home.
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