It’s amazing how quickly the last few weeks have flown by. I leave for Thailand in 5 days, and it still hasn’t quite sunk in yet. With that being said, I’m quickly realizing how much needs to be done and how many people I would like to see before my departure.
There are multiple posts that I’d planned to have completed before I left, however the unfortunate reality is that with everything that needs to be done, I just haven’t been able to spend the time to write a second high quality entry for this week.
My goal is to write two or three posts during my nearly 48 hours of travel time next week. I plan to do a more in depth review of 2009, take a look at my packing list for the trip, as well as talk a little bit more about my plans for once I arrive in Bangkok.
I hope all of you had a safe and enjoyable New Years Eve, and I am really looking forward to taking care of everything that needs to be done in the next couple days so that I can refocus on writing some quality posts at Location180! Thank you all for the continued support, and GO DUCKS!!
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You should have plenty of time for writing on mammoth flight across the Pacific. Have a safe journey.
Happy New Year Sean
All the best for 2010!!
Happy new year! You’re getting REALLY close to Thailand, that’s very exciting. Looking forward to reading the post about your packing list, I always find that type of post interesting.
Happy New Year Sean. Let the countdown begin.
I’ve been having a hard time lately getting myself to sit down for a long enough period to write. I suppose a round-the-world flight could help with that, but it would be an awfully expensive way to fix my bad habit.
Happy New Year, Sean! Can’t wait to see your upcoming posts, and get all the inside info on your travels to Thailand. Hope you have a good journey over there.
Congrats on finally getting out of here. Looking forward to your many new ventures and adventures.
Sorry about the Ducks too. I was rooting for them.
David Damron
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Officially making my move to Portland tomorrow, the last few days have been a whirlwind of packing and preparation so I know where you are at
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I am looking forward to reading about your travels!
Safe travels, Sean.
Good travels Sean. Your mother and I will strain to see you across the Pacific while we are at the Oregon coast in a couple of weeks.
It’s go time. There’s no turning back…
Enjoy that first breathe of Bangkok air! There’s nothing like it!
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