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Once again we are going off schedule for an emotional blog post. This one will most likely be two parts. The excitement of going home to my loved ones today and the sadness of the ending of a new adventure as the plane ascends to its home in the sky. Today was my day in…
Day 4- I had every intention of waking this morning with the sun…it was a great intention but my sleep proved to be a worthy contender. I was leaving Stonehaven today and all that was left was Dunnottar. I finished my breakfast which Anne called pathetic, as it was missing sausage, tomatoes and a bit…
We are taking a break from our way behind day to day series of blog posts, because today was a difficult day and this blog was meant to house the expressions of my experience and not just the play by play for the spectators (present company included). So I hope you'll indulge me and if…
Shall we return to day two? I left Edinburgh first thing in the morning. The city had turned a dull gray and leaving felt right. I knew I would return with my heart full and my feet ready. The Castle would be my farewell. As we approached the airport my stomach began to flutter, here…
There was this older couple at dinner tonight. They seemed either happily married or at the start of their affair. Considering how publicly they showed their affection I choose to believe the former. There was something so tender about the way her eyes followed him as he spoke for her, she was in awe that…
I left you yesterday quite abruptly in the middle of breakfast. I believe I explained my predicament of being accosted by a stranger and all sense of reasoning leaving me. Hopefully we'll get to that later today. After my lovely French breakfast, I finished climbing, against my strong desire to stay and have another croissant.…
I arrived at my destination last night exhausted and full of fear. The peace of the last journey across the Atlantic was too far in my rear view to draw on for this here moment. As with Ireland my entrance into the lovely city of Edinburgh was wracked with inconvenience and wet and cautious steps.…
As the journeys become more frequent the fear that they normally entail begin to diminish. at least that is what I keep telling myself as I sit on the train watching the country landscape pass me by. There is so much time spent waiting, waiting to fly, waiting to fall. To remember to stop waiting…
As I taxi on this NYC runway I'm taken back to the moment I was last on this pavement making my way home after a piece of me was left behind in this city. I said goodbye to someone I loved and still love quite deeply. A strong woman who knew to show affection was…
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