Alas,

The final day.

It's like a breeze when you are enjoying yourself.

The time does feel like it passes faster when your are travelling than when you are at work in the states.

It's been 22 days of non-stop travel/loiter/linger.

You get tired of the 10 hours bus ride.

Or the minimum 3 hours car ride to your place of interest.

Or the need for a freakin car rather than relying on public transport to get around places.

Or waking up super early to begin your travel and end late to return to rest.

Or the expensive food.

Or the expensive FRIED and junky fast food everywhere you go.

Or the expensive taxi ride.

Or the ridiculous interest rate the bank charges you out of nothing.

Or the constant dehydration of need for water which tastes weird especially in Orlando and las vegas.

Or especially the luggage you have to literally drag around everywhere you go, and roll your eyes 10 times over when you see steps or stairs.

Or the occasional howling from men in random cars or bikes.

Or the craving for hot water so you can cook Chow Mein (they are rad!) to satisfy your hunger pangs in the late night when you finally return back to the hotel.

Or

last, but definitely not the least,

the unbelievably 12 or 13 hour flights that send you home feeling like you wanna return the chow mein you just ate.


But but,

There's always the other side of the coin for every story.

What I will not regret missing,

are

THE...


International friends you make and crap with everyday durin work.

Taste of attempting skycoaster for the first time after putting it off since forever at 175 feet high on the last day of work.
Wow, what a great way to end it off.

Historic buildings against the modern setting of Boston.

Trinity church visit.

Catching the Blue Man show in Boston.

Baths from the splashes of niagara falls.

Experience of stayin at hostels and taking the subways amidst the winding and complicated maps.

Bright neon light boards you see in new york city.

Super satisfaction of the chinese food you finally get to taste after so long at Chinatown in nyc.

Rare sight of statue of liberty smiling at you as you cruise by.

Fashion forward city slickers at soho/5th avenue bringing out the vogue in you.

Visiting the much anticipated Lincoln monument, Thomas Jefferson statue, vietnam war wall of honour, korean war museum, white house (i said hi to obama...mentally. lol) and the white dome in washington, liberty bell in Philadelphia, and beautiful Baltimore for a stopover.

Attempt and having hands up in the air kinda fun in Orlando Disneyworld and Islands of adventure.

Personal record breaker of being pulled up 300 feet high on the world's tallest skycoaster in Kissimmee, Florida. And pulling the cord for the group twice now.

Nakiddd women who have obscene plastic surgery laying burnt and ogled at and be jaw dropping shocked (by me yes hahaha) on south beach.

Partying and boozing and gettin hit on by guys who CAN REALLY DANCE AND NOT JUST BUSY TRUSTING THEIR PELVIS FORWARD AT YOU (hint point poke slap zap the local guys) in the hippest club and bar in miami yo!

Walk to the iconic golden gate bridge (which is not golden!) in San Fransisco and breathing out momentary hot air due to the cold and heavy fog.

Visit to the fisherman's wharf (wooof!) and tasting their seafood.

Magnificent natural beauties of Yosemite and the stunning Grand Canyon mountain range. They look so surreal like a poster that is pulled down as a background.

Famous fountain dance in las vegas and naked ladies porno cards promoting strip clubs and the casinos that are everywhere.

Crazy flight alone to san diego and visiting katherine for the first time.

Eye-opening experience of hanging out with her, showing me the local culture and sights and tasting Mexican and vietnam and american (in n out and wendy's are my fav) food and the bars with her too cool friends.

Return to LA and visiting the rich and famous in Beverly Hills/Rodeo Drive and walking the Hall of Fame in Hollywooood.


*sigh*

It has been a good ride indeed.

11 states. Countless cities. Priceless unmeasurable fun.

And that's all i can say.