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It is now just August 4th and we are less than 2 weeks away from leaving for South America! We're checking out this site so that we can let all of our friends and family see how we are doing! We're getting very excited! ~Kara... read more

North America » United States » Pennsylvania » Warren August 2nd 2005

It's down to less than 3 weeks 'til we leave, and I'm beginning to get anxious. Not nervous, just excited and ready to go. Everything seems to be falling in line: I have my passport, visa, certificate of eligibility, insurance info, and flight confirmed. The latter I did today and tried to get Zach and I seats together. No problem on the Baltimore-Detroit flight, but Detroit-Osaka was difficult. We may have to try again when we get to the airport. Ah well. My mom bought me a DigiCam, and my Grandma bought me this cool travel satchel thing that will hold my important documents and stuff. And it's bright pink, which makes me happy. I need to start packing, though. I wonder how much I need to take... do I need bedding? Hmm. Well, I'm going ... read more
Boba Fett vs. Kenshin
Sam Lookin' Cute


As I passed through to Chicago, I stopped off to meet some friends in Pittsburgh. It was good to meet some familiar faces. I am travelling in the middle of one of the country’s hottest summers and while it is still safe, the sun is very intense. (Sorry for those back home, suffering in the cold HaHa!) Pittsburgh has long moved on from its steel history, but the buildings and character remain. I am sure it will continue to develop and become more of city with a vibrant tourist industry. The old steel rail network has been converted to some awesome bike trials. I wonder do these trails get used as cross country ski paths in winter? ... read more
One of the bridges that connects the city with the hills
A view from Mount Washington
My first baseball game


That's what I'm singing...just cos I don't have a physical house doesn't mean I'm not 'home.' Yep, back in the good ol US of A crashing with me darling sis til I get settled. I arrived this past Sunday, (after much deliberation on the Ireland end of things).... was quite sad to say goodbye to such good people and such a magical place. I'll have to drown myself in a pint of stout soon...if anyone cares to join me....? Follow it up by one of joy to celebrate the good people of PHILLY! I have to say I did miss the people here....although no matter where I go I keep 'ya all' with me anyway.... I'll probably still write on here every now and again....maybe when I travel into the northeast or south philly or something....tell ... read more
Self-portrait through the eyes of a friend
Baltimore - West Cork
MOO MOO BEACH


It was sad but so interesting. The tour was a little over 2 hours and I'm pretty sure there was a screw loose in the tour guides head... he was nice at least. It was pretty interesting to be right there where it all happened! I had family who faught there, so... it was just cool overall haha.... read more
oldest man...
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North America » United States » Pennsylvania » Warren July 14th 2005

This week I mailed all my information/application stuff to the Japanese Consulate in New York so they can send me back my visa. It was pretty scary placing what is essentially my entire life at the moment (passport, certificate of eligibility) into an envelope and giving it to complete strangers. Correction, complete strangers who work for the Postal Service. *shudder* Just kidding! Still, I did insure the package and get tracking/delivery confirmation, so it should be fine. I hope. I just realized that three years ago at this time I was just arriving home from Ireland. I guess I'm feeling a little "homesick," because I really wish I was there right now. Maybe it's because we've had absolutely no rain, and the grass is all dead, and the sky is that hazy color that it gets ... read more
County Cork, Ireland
Ring Of Kerry, Ireland
Skellig Michael


Leaving my Aunt Dian and Uncle Wayne's place in June Hollow, near Turtle Point, PA. Heading for brother Christian's in New York. Just wanted to post a few pics from the drive yesterday, this is for Craig who's dad grew up in Bolivar I believe...... read more
Bolivar, NY (3)
Sherry & I with Grandma Eicher
Eric & Wayne

North America » United States » Pennsylvania » Corry July 8th 2005

6/21/05 Megan and I started running today. I surprised myself at how much I was able to run without getting out of breath. Then I finished with crunches and sit-ups and remembered how out of shape I actually am. Oh well, it’s a start. Today went better with the kids and I actually started having some fun with the teaching. I realized the enjoyment comes once we start making the rehearsal process our own- incorporating ourselves into the directing rather than going strictly by the book. The week will continue to get better in that respect as we get more comfortable with the show and blocking and ourselves. Corry is an interesting city. I’m not exactly sure what to make of it. Megan describes PA as a southern state masquerading as a northeastern state. I think ... read more


Getting to know a little more about America... right where it all happened. This was the beginning of an amazing trip! Two week trip that I'll be adding more pictures and sights to later once I find all my pictures :-p ... read more
G. Washington
history history
Betsy Ross

North America » United States » Pennsylvania » Corry July 7th 2005

Location: Corry PAs Day one of the new week. We made a few mistakes, as prophesized. Including-but not limited to: Forgetting to cast a young Mowgli, forgetting to take down the names of our leads, forgetting to change Friday’s rehearsal time in the parent letter. But then you try and audition 61 kids, with one other person, on your second week out, for a show that you have week to put on and just see if you don’t forget a few things. All in all for our first week out by ourselves (last week we had a trainer who saved our lives) it went pretty well. We are currently n Corry, PA- a town on the smaller side (pop: ~6,000) about 30ish miles from Erie. It is a pre-registered event, so only 60 (well 61) kids ... read more




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