I would love to say this entry is my one-year anniversary
entry from the beginning of the trip. I really would, and I guess I could, but it would be a lie. The actual
anniversary is on the 8th. However, I can't guarantee I'll have Internet access
to post on that day, and I don't want to be late,
so I guess we're celebrating preemptively? Yay? In any case, with one year
rolling around, we're getting ever much closer to the end of the trip, but
before we look at that, we continue our work in the Galapagos sun. (And trust
me, there's plenty of sun.)
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Entry #056: Tuesday, January 28, 2014 (Rotorua, New Zealand)
All said, I could probably wait a few days longer before publishing a new entry, because one of the main crux of the last few days is that I wasn't really doing too much. But truth be told, I'd rather have more, shorter entries (at least, in equal proportion to the leviathans I occasionally write). And also, that's not to say nothing happened in the past few days. I talked with a lot of folks, for one! Also, there are some things interesting because they didn't happen, but I won't spoil the surprise...
Entry #050: Tuesday, December 31, 2013 (Queenstown, New Zealand)
Well, it's the last day of 2013, and, by complete
coincidence, I have reached my 50th blog entry. To be perfectly honest, when I
look back on my naming/numbering scheme for the blog, I'm not sure why I saw
fit to put the "0" in my post numbers. The idea was, of course, that
I would be covered in case I get up to 100 post and beyond, but that wouldn't
have been very realistic; considering my trip is a year long (well, officially
a year and ten days), I'd have to make an entry once every 3 to four days. Ad admirable
goal, and maybe one I originally thought I could do, but a generally
unattainable one. I guess, like everything else, it's a learning experience.
But back to this entry itself. Were my last days of 2013 the most exciting ones
ever? ...Nah, not really, but they were pretty good.
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