The waves were so rough last night and this morning. I skipped breakfast to see if there really was a need for me to get up and go. I now know there is. I was getting so sea sick this morning even with my wrist bands that I have been sporting. So I don’t think I will be making that mistake again…
I had a good night last night and met so really cool people. I even had my first date on the ship with two gentlemen. Now before Mario freaks out, this was purely a plutonic date which involved going to the 7th deck’s exercise room at 11:30pm (it was the earliest time there was an elipitical machine available) and then proceeding to the weight deck. Let me tell you it is quite a nauseating challenge to peddle on a rocking ship. It’s even harder trying to keep your balance while lifting and stretching. I have another date schedule for tonite at 9pm…
I had my first day of class. The global studies class is everyday and the other 4 that I have are split between two each day. Today I had International Trade Theory and History of Economic Thought in addition to GS. I already have reading homework L but we were asked to work on a purchasing power parity project when were in port. (In this PPP project we will see how much the same items cost in each country. We’ll collect info on McDonald’s big Macs and other items, and compare the differences.)
It was 77degrees out today so I just had to lay out while attempting to read my econ book. It was so nice although a little windy.
I found some people to hangout with in PR and there going to take me out for my bday on Monday. In PR I am thinking about exploring San Juan and el Morro, and possibly going to the rainforest, and for sure go to the bioluminescent bay.
I will definitely try to find an internet café in port so I won’t be posting anything tomorrow. Feel free to email me, b/c I am more likely to answer you in port then with the $.40 a minute onship internet.
Saturday, January 21, 2006
Friday, January 20, 2006
The ship...
“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeing new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” –Marcel Proust
Morning:
Its’ kinda hard to describe how I feel right now other then just blah… I don’t really feel like meeting people or learning anyone’s name. This ship is huge and I am always getting turned around and lost. I don’t know where anything is… I can’t wait to get out of this funk…
I met my roommate yesterday. Her name is Sarah and is super nice. I think I am going to like living with her and won’t have any problems. She didn’t prepare much to come on the ship and when she saw me unpack all my “just in case” things she said she was glad that I was her roommate.
Yesterday, I arrived at the port at 10:30 with a girl that I had met the night before. Somehow we managed to put 4 large filled-to-capacity suitcases, a rolling carry-on, a duffel bag, and a large duffel bag in the back of tiny Suzuki that I had rented. I was so tired from my late night out which included my first apple martini. I definitely drank too much but I am glad I got that out of my system in a rather safe country. Being on the ship now, not being able to stand or walk straight, reminds me exactly of what I will now refer to as the “martini” night.
But anyway, we ended up standing in line for 3 hours! It was so ridiculous! I made a Starbucks run after awhile for some frappacinos and food once my stomach settled down from the night before. The only good thing about yesterday was that I did get some sun on my shoulders… but I am pretty sure I was darker before I came to the Bahamas then I am now!
Today after waking up at 8:30, Sarah and I went to breakfast and then to the faculty introductions meeting. I did get a chance to meet the Econ professor and he said it was fine to sign up for his third class, which is the only one that I will count towards my degree back home, asides from the ones that I am already taking. So that worked out well!
I have more meetings this afternoon and tonight. Hopefully I will be in better and more adventurous mood. Guess we’ll see!
Dinner Time:
I met some more people and am feeling a little more comfortable. We are going to have dinner together later. I even found some traveling partners for Puerto Rico. I am beginning to feel better about all of this…
Morning:
Its’ kinda hard to describe how I feel right now other then just blah… I don’t really feel like meeting people or learning anyone’s name. This ship is huge and I am always getting turned around and lost. I don’t know where anything is… I can’t wait to get out of this funk…
I met my roommate yesterday. Her name is Sarah and is super nice. I think I am going to like living with her and won’t have any problems. She didn’t prepare much to come on the ship and when she saw me unpack all my “just in case” things she said she was glad that I was her roommate.
Yesterday, I arrived at the port at 10:30 with a girl that I had met the night before. Somehow we managed to put 4 large filled-to-capacity suitcases, a rolling carry-on, a duffel bag, and a large duffel bag in the back of tiny Suzuki that I had rented. I was so tired from my late night out which included my first apple martini. I definitely drank too much but I am glad I got that out of my system in a rather safe country. Being on the ship now, not being able to stand or walk straight, reminds me exactly of what I will now refer to as the “martini” night.
But anyway, we ended up standing in line for 3 hours! It was so ridiculous! I made a Starbucks run after awhile for some frappacinos and food once my stomach settled down from the night before. The only good thing about yesterday was that I did get some sun on my shoulders… but I am pretty sure I was darker before I came to the Bahamas then I am now!
Today after waking up at 8:30, Sarah and I went to breakfast and then to the faculty introductions meeting. I did get a chance to meet the Econ professor and he said it was fine to sign up for his third class, which is the only one that I will count towards my degree back home, asides from the ones that I am already taking. So that worked out well!
I have more meetings this afternoon and tonight. Hopefully I will be in better and more adventurous mood. Guess we’ll see!
Dinner Time:
I met some more people and am feeling a little more comfortable. We are going to have dinner together later. I even found some traveling partners for Puerto Rico. I am beginning to feel better about all of this…
Wednesday, January 18, 2006
Last night as a Bahama Mama...
To make a long story short I did absolutely nothing exciting today. When I put my suit on this morning to bask in the Bahamas sun, there was an instant down pour. I was able to go out later for an hour in the overcast, windy, and humid weather. Ohh well...
Before I had to drop my dad off at the parent's reception he wanted to go the fish market. The market is located underneath the bridge to get off Paradise Island. It smelled absolutely horrible! It was cool but smelly. I forgot my camera so I couldn't take any pictures of the little shacks and stands. We found "The burning spot" still open and ready to serve us dinner. We order up so conch fritter, fried conch and peas-n-rice (which are actually beans and rice). For less the $10 we ate to the breaking point and had the best sea food on island! It was way better then the poop deck! Only time will tell if I get food poisoning from the possible unsanitary conditions that probably prevailed behind the counter.
Tonight my computer will be getting packed so this is where I say good bye to the Bahamas and my "vacation". When I get all settled in on the ship I will post again but I can't really say when that will be... Everyone take care and I'll talk to you soon!
Before I had to drop my dad off at the parent's reception he wanted to go the fish market. The market is located underneath the bridge to get off Paradise Island. It smelled absolutely horrible! It was cool but smelly. I forgot my camera so I couldn't take any pictures of the little shacks and stands. We found "The burning spot" still open and ready to serve us dinner. We order up so conch fritter, fried conch and peas-n-rice (which are actually beans and rice). For less the $10 we ate to the breaking point and had the best sea food on island! It was way better then the poop deck! Only time will tell if I get food poisoning from the possible unsanitary conditions that probably prevailed behind the counter.
Tonight my computer will be getting packed so this is where I say good bye to the Bahamas and my "vacation". When I get all settled in on the ship I will post again but I can't really say when that will be... Everyone take care and I'll talk to you soon!
Tuesday, January 17, 2006
"Flying Cloud"
One of my biggest accomplishments today was finding the pool and beach. Around 10am I went to investigate the pool for a possible lay-out area. The wind was really whipping around by the pool so I headed to the beach to find a "more calm" wind. I choose a beach chair and oiled up for the next hour while listening to my ipod for one of the first times on this entire trip. I didn't want to stay out too long in the sun b/c my dad had booked us a 2pm Catamaran ride on the "flying cloud." A bus came and picked us up around 12:30 and we headed over to Paradise Island to catch the boat. We were really early so we had a lot of time to do some shopping and people watching. My dad brought along my binoculars that I got for Christmas from Ryan and Lauren and spyed on people on their boats... it was kinda funny.
But anyway, we hopped on the boat at two and basked in the sun although once again it was windy. The boat headed out to the unhabitated Rose Island about 8 miles off the coast of Providence Island (the main island where I am staying). There were actually alot of other tours going on around the area and on the island so it was by no means seculded. Since no one wanted to get off at the island, the boat anchored just off a coral reef and everyone went snorkeling. I saw some fish and a sting ray but over all I wasn't very impressed. And the water was cold :-(
I cut my snorkel time short and got back on the boat, only to meet a girl who is going on SAS. Yeah! I now know 2 people! Its a start I guess.. She was really cool and I hope to meet more people like her on the ship!
Once my dad and I got back to the hotel, we headed to dinner at the "Poop Deck." My dad had had it recomended so he thought he would splurge and take me there. I ordered the Conch Chowder, my dad ordered the Conch Fritters and the Sea Food Platter (conch, shrimp, peas and rice, slaw, and grouper) to share. The seafood was much better the seafood we had a few days ago. Overall it was very good.
Tomorrow is my last day in the Nassau, and I am really looking foward to getting on the ship. I don't have anything planned, although my dad is going to go diving. I just want to lounge around and meet some people. Maybe I'll take the car for one last joy ride...
PS Leave me comments on this page if you want (they get sent directly to my email) or just email me... plus it will let me know who is reading my blog. I'd love to hear from you all!
But anyway, we hopped on the boat at two and basked in the sun although once again it was windy. The boat headed out to the unhabitated Rose Island about 8 miles off the coast of Providence Island (the main island where I am staying). There were actually alot of other tours going on around the area and on the island so it was by no means seculded. Since no one wanted to get off at the island, the boat anchored just off a coral reef and everyone went snorkeling. I saw some fish and a sting ray but over all I wasn't very impressed. And the water was cold :-(
I cut my snorkel time short and got back on the boat, only to meet a girl who is going on SAS. Yeah! I now know 2 people! Its a start I guess.. She was really cool and I hope to meet more people like her on the ship!
Once my dad and I got back to the hotel, we headed to dinner at the "Poop Deck." My dad had had it recomended so he thought he would splurge and take me there. I ordered the Conch Chowder, my dad ordered the Conch Fritters and the Sea Food Platter (conch, shrimp, peas and rice, slaw, and grouper) to share. The seafood was much better the seafood we had a few days ago. Overall it was very good.
Tomorrow is my last day in the Nassau, and I am really looking foward to getting on the ship. I don't have anything planned, although my dad is going to go diving. I just want to lounge around and meet some people. Maybe I'll take the car for one last joy ride...
PS Leave me comments on this page if you want (they get sent directly to my email) or just email me... plus it will let me know who is reading my blog. I'd love to hear from you all!
Monday, January 16, 2006
My dad woke me up early this morning b/c we're suppose to rent bikes and bike to the south island (which is on the opposite side of the island). I was actually enthuased about this idea becuase we were also going to stop at the Bacardi Distillary. But once we went across the street to rent the bikes we discovered thatm they didn't rent bicycles, they only rented scooters. Now had we been in the states I may have actually considered this option. But they drive crazy in the Bahamas (think Mexico...) and on the left side. I figured that I already beat the odds just by getting to the Bahamas and I really did want to get on the boat... alive. So then we thought of renting a car, so after a few calls we found an "economy" car priced right for 3 days. What we got was a tiny, tiny Suszuki whatever (reminds me of Mario's old civic). But anyway, they actually rented it to me(your suppose to be 25), since I have the AMEX (shout out to my cash-back costco-amex card w/ free accident insurance) and I therefore became the chauffer for the day. Driving on left is actually a lot easier then I ever imagined. I don't know if its b/c I normally don't drive on my side of the road back home or if I just adapted quickly... but turns still freak me out and the "give way" signs (I don't know which way to give way) but I think I am getting the hang of it.
The Barcardi Distillary was so cool. We took a tour with a young couple from Australia and an older couple from NY who all evidently stay at our hotel...?... I learned so many interesting facts i wish I would have taken notes. For instances, all the rum ages at least two years in "used" barrels that are bought from other spirit makers like Jack Daniels. The dark color comes from the barrels (because they are orginally charred inside). Before entering the storage warehouse we were warned to enter at our own risks, becuase you can get contact buzz from inhaling the alcohol fumes in the air... the rum in the barrels is either 191 or 178 proof (they add water and flavors later on).
After the tour we were invited to their bar where we're able to try any and all of the products that we wished. I only had a daquier because I was driving (and had gone into the warehouse). Then we were able to go into the gift store and buy barcardi at "Factory" prices. But sadly I can't bring any on the ship so I couldn't really buy anything to bring home :-( Good thing I don't like rum...
And finally, my dad and I found a small public beach called "Jaw's Beach" and went snorkeling. We didn't see anything terrible exciting b/c my dad was experience techincal difficulties and had to cut our trip to the reef short. Ohh well... I hear Puerto Rico has phenomial coral reefs.
The Barcardi Distillary was so cool. We took a tour with a young couple from Australia and an older couple from NY who all evidently stay at our hotel...?... I learned so many interesting facts i wish I would have taken notes. For instances, all the rum ages at least two years in "used" barrels that are bought from other spirit makers like Jack Daniels. The dark color comes from the barrels (because they are orginally charred inside). Before entering the storage warehouse we were warned to enter at our own risks, becuase you can get contact buzz from inhaling the alcohol fumes in the air... the rum in the barrels is either 191 or 178 proof (they add water and flavors later on).
After the tour we were invited to their bar where we're able to try any and all of the products that we wished. I only had a daquier because I was driving (and had gone into the warehouse). Then we were able to go into the gift store and buy barcardi at "Factory" prices. But sadly I can't bring any on the ship so I couldn't really buy anything to bring home :-( Good thing I don't like rum...
And finally, my dad and I found a small public beach called "Jaw's Beach" and went snorkeling. We didn't see anything terrible exciting b/c my dad was experience techincal difficulties and had to cut our trip to the reef short. Ohh well... I hear Puerto Rico has phenomial coral reefs.
Getting to the Bahamas...
This is what my computer wouldn't let me post yesterday or the first day I was here....
Well I made it to the Bahamas! I checked in to the Nassau Beach Hotel room 302. I am glad that my dad and I made it because the trip here was interesting. Not only did we get into many wrong lines, had “weapons” confiscated from us, every flight was delayed, but I also managed to turn a suitcase into a fly projectile that nearly took out my dad. I was so exhausted when I got in the car at 4:30 this morning but had a very uncomfortable sleep/ride in the Jetta. I managed to pass out on the plane to DC without laying on either of the two gentleman sitting next to me (or maybe I did and didn’t realize it while I was asleep). When we finally arrived to DC, we realized that our tickets for the Bahamas had no gate number on them, and we had less then a half hour before departure. But we obviously found the gate, and I don’t remember any of the flight, because once again I passed out. But anyway I am here now, and the internet is super expensive, so I am going to buy a three day unlimited pass, so I may be able to do a little more email and/or posting then I will in the future.
Well I made it to the Bahamas! I checked in to the Nassau Beach Hotel room 302. I am glad that my dad and I made it because the trip here was interesting. Not only did we get into many wrong lines, had “weapons” confiscated from us, every flight was delayed, but I also managed to turn a suitcase into a fly projectile that nearly took out my dad. I was so exhausted when I got in the car at 4:30 this morning but had a very uncomfortable sleep/ride in the Jetta. I managed to pass out on the plane to DC without laying on either of the two gentleman sitting next to me (or maybe I did and didn’t realize it while I was asleep). When we finally arrived to DC, we realized that our tickets for the Bahamas had no gate number on them, and we had less then a half hour before departure. But we obviously found the gate, and I don’t remember any of the flight, because once again I passed out. But anyway I am here now, and the internet is super expensive, so I am going to buy a three day unlimited pass, so I may be able to do a little more email and/or posting then I will in the future.
Sunday, January 15, 2006
Bahamas!!!
My computer is acting totally crazy and I think it may have a break down soon. Pray for it please! I had something already written from yesterday but the internet was down in my room. The Bahamas is really cute... the people in general are really nice, polite, and beautiful. I ran into some "problems" on the way down here, and hopefully when my computer starts acting right I will be able to post some of what happened!
Anyway, my dad and I went to church today and it was really nice. The "MV Explorer" is in the habour. I missed the deadline to sign my dad up for the onboard reception...opps... I am trying to get ahold of someone to put him on "the list". So far it has been really relaxed and I feel like I have done absolutely nothing. I haven't even been to the pool yet! It was only 70 degrees and really windy today. I vow to make it to the beach tomorrow.
I have only taken two pictures, one of the ship in port and another of our bus driver's ID, who's first name is Prince and try to guess what his middle name is...Albert. I about rolled on the floor with laughter when I saw it hanging from the visor! Peace out!
Anyway, my dad and I went to church today and it was really nice. The "MV Explorer" is in the habour. I missed the deadline to sign my dad up for the onboard reception...opps... I am trying to get ahold of someone to put him on "the list". So far it has been really relaxed and I feel like I have done absolutely nothing. I haven't even been to the pool yet! It was only 70 degrees and really windy today. I vow to make it to the beach tomorrow.
I have only taken two pictures, one of the ship in port and another of our bus driver's ID, who's first name is Prince and try to guess what his middle name is...Albert. I about rolled on the floor with laughter when I saw it hanging from the visor! Peace out!
Friday, January 13, 2006
Thursday, January 12, 2006
One more day in Michigan....
Ohh my goodness!!! My last day of work was on Tuesday and I so wish it would have been last week because I am freakin' out! I have so many odds and ends to do plus pack what will sustain me for the next four months... its a little bit of pressure! I cannot even comprehend that in thirty hours from now I will be on way to the airport. It seems so unreal.
Yesterday I starting getting these waves of anixiety and panic and at other times I get emotional and almost tear up at the thought of leaving. I never thought I would feel this way... I know that I will be missing a lot while I am gone like the people from work, my sister and her senior year (and volleyball season), my parents and grandmas, but mainly my boyfriend. He is not doing so well, he is totally bummed. I feel absolutely horrible that I am putting him through this, but then again if he didn't "let" me go and do my own thing, I don't think I would be with him anyway. He is the greatest boyfriend of all time... I just wanted to throw that out there!
Today my bestest friends Caroline and Russel took me out for Lunch at Applebees and then desert at Fridays. We headed to the mall and did some last minute "necessary" shopping at Victoria's secret, the Sunglass hut and Aeropostale. Whatever- it was fun. Tonight I am at Mario's downloading the 2000+ songs he has on his computer to my IPod, so I am pretty sure I will be here untill the wee hours of the morning!
So tomorrow should be even busier then today, but at least once I get it over with I am done and outta here.
Peace out for now!
Yesterday I starting getting these waves of anixiety and panic and at other times I get emotional and almost tear up at the thought of leaving. I never thought I would feel this way... I know that I will be missing a lot while I am gone like the people from work, my sister and her senior year (and volleyball season), my parents and grandmas, but mainly my boyfriend. He is not doing so well, he is totally bummed. I feel absolutely horrible that I am putting him through this, but then again if he didn't "let" me go and do my own thing, I don't think I would be with him anyway. He is the greatest boyfriend of all time... I just wanted to throw that out there!
Today my bestest friends Caroline and Russel took me out for Lunch at Applebees and then desert at Fridays. We headed to the mall and did some last minute "necessary" shopping at Victoria's secret, the Sunglass hut and Aeropostale. Whatever- it was fun. Tonight I am at Mario's downloading the 2000+ songs he has on his computer to my IPod, so I am pretty sure I will be here untill the wee hours of the morning!
So tomorrow should be even busier then today, but at least once I get it over with I am done and outta here.
Peace out for now!
Thursday, December 29, 2005
Its all a blurr....
The days are whizzing by. I always thought my life moved pretty quickly as I went from school to work, to meetings, to working out, to see my boyfriend, to going out with friends. But the past week has a much different feel. Even though I feel like I am on vacation (because I'm not going to school, but am working at least 6 days... somehow this is a vacation to my sick mind), the days seem like they will have an inevitable end. And I guess the days are coming to end (at least the ones in Michigan). I am so excited to be leaving but am starting to consider the serious possibility that I may experience some homesickness or perhaps, *gasp*, some sadness. The thought of only having two weeks left before I leave is almost gloomy... but then again maybe because it isn't negative 10 degrees and the snow has actually melted outside. We're suppose to get another storm tomorrow so, I let you know how I feel after that.
I am beginning to wonder what I am really expecting to get out of this trip, and how I will be different once I get back. My prediction is that I will be wierder, if that is possible, once I get back. How can you possible go to so many countries and have so many experiences and not come back a little strange? I have a feeling that my tolerance for handling peoples' egotistical, ethnocentric bull shit will probably be the first to go... but we'll see!
I am beginning to wonder what I am really expecting to get out of this trip, and how I will be different once I get back. My prediction is that I will be wierder, if that is possible, once I get back. How can you possible go to so many countries and have so many experiences and not come back a little strange? I have a feeling that my tolerance for handling peoples' egotistical, ethnocentric bull shit will probably be the first to go... but we'll see!
Monday, December 19, 2005
30 Days to Take Off....
Today is Dec. 19 and I will be begining the most amazing journey of my life on Jan 19, 2006... One month from now. I am so f-ing excited!! I do want to explain to everyone the process on how to send me mail and/or packages. It is suggested that you send all leters airmail. If you send a small packages make sure there is nothing very valuable in it... their is no guaranty. I would absolutely love to recieve mail, so if you send me mail I will drop you a postcard. That goes for anybody!
Address like this:
Janine Wilson
C/O: Explorer
"Arrival Date "
Port Agent Address
The addresses are as follows....
Puerto Rico SEND BY JAN 9TH
Phone: 787-982-8888
Fax: 787-982-8890
Cruise Plus Service & Sales
1760 Fernandez Juncos Avenue
San Juan, Puerto Rico, 00909
HINT, HINT, HINT: My Birthday is on the 23th of January (so send cards by the 9th if possible)!!!
BRAZIL SEND BY JAN 18
Phone: 55 71 241 4990
Fax: 55 71 243 5633
Oceanus Agencia Maritima
Av. Estados Unidos, 555
7th Floor/Room 712
40015-010 Salvador, BAHIA-BRASIL
SOUTH AFRICA--- SEND BY JAN 31TH
Phone: 27 21 419 8660
Fax: 27 21 421 6984
John T. Rennie & Sons
P.O. Box 7021 Thibault House
8000 Cape Town, SOUTH AFRICA
MAURITIUS--- SEND BY FEB 11TH
Phone: 230 202 7040
Fax: 230 208 5814
Ireland Blyth, Ltd.
1 Queen Street
P.O. 53 Port Louis, MAURITIUS
INDIA--- SEND BY FEB 23
Phone: 91 44 252 12032
Fax: 91 44 252 43813
J.M. Baxi & CO.
3rd Floor, Clive Battery Complex
4 & 4A, Rajaji Salai
Chennai-600 001, INDIA
MYANMAR--- SEND BY MAR 2
Phone: 95 1 256 913
Fax: 95 1 256 321
Myanmar Port Authority Sea Horse Agency
347/1st Floor
Mahabandoola RoadKyauktada,
Yangon, MYANMAR
VIETNAM--- SEND BY MAR 11
Phone: 84 8 823 1052
Fax: 84 8 824 2996
General Forwarding & Agency Co., Inc.
5th Fl. OSIC Bldg.
8 Nguyen Hue AvenueDist. 1,
Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM
Hong Kong-- SEND BY MAR 20
Phone: 852 2746 7312
Fax: 852 2744 3240
Inchcape Shipping Services (Hong Kong) Ltd.
Units 1802-1805,18/FNo.
3 Lockhart Road
Wanchai, HONG KONG-China
PRC--- SEND BY MAR 24
Phone: 86 532 2653 332
Fax: 86 532 2655 752
Penavico Qingdao
21 Wuxia Road
Quingdao, 266002, P. R. CHINA
JAPAN--- SEND BY MAR 28
Phone: 34 94 424 2100
Fax: 34 94 424 0123
Inchcape Shipping Services
Kenryu Bldg. Room 502
6, Kaigan-dori, Chuo-ku KOBE-shi, Hyogo-ken 650
0024, JAPAN
And I am not exactly sure why SAS included the port agents phone and fax numbers but I guess I wouldn't use them unless its an emergency...
Haven't heard any new news from MTV but I guess that is expected. All right keep real. Out.
Address like this:
Janine Wilson
C/O: Explorer
"Arrival Date "
Port Agent Address
The addresses are as follows....
Puerto Rico SEND BY JAN 9TH
Phone: 787-982-8888
Fax: 787-982-8890
Cruise Plus Service & Sales
1760 Fernandez Juncos Avenue
San Juan, Puerto Rico, 00909
HINT, HINT, HINT: My Birthday is on the 23th of January (so send cards by the 9th if possible)!!!
BRAZIL SEND BY JAN 18
Phone: 55 71 241 4990
Fax: 55 71 243 5633
Oceanus Agencia Maritima
Av. Estados Unidos, 555
7th Floor/Room 712
40015-010 Salvador, BAHIA-BRASIL
SOUTH AFRICA--- SEND BY JAN 31TH
Phone: 27 21 419 8660
Fax: 27 21 421 6984
John T. Rennie & Sons
P.O. Box 7021 Thibault House
8000 Cape Town, SOUTH AFRICA
MAURITIUS--- SEND BY FEB 11TH
Phone: 230 202 7040
Fax: 230 208 5814
Ireland Blyth, Ltd.
1 Queen Street
P.O. 53 Port Louis, MAURITIUS
INDIA--- SEND BY FEB 23
Phone: 91 44 252 12032
Fax: 91 44 252 43813
J.M. Baxi & CO.
3rd Floor, Clive Battery Complex
4 & 4A, Rajaji Salai
Chennai-600 001, INDIA
MYANMAR--- SEND BY MAR 2
Phone: 95 1 256 913
Fax: 95 1 256 321
Myanmar Port Authority Sea Horse Agency
347/1st Floor
Mahabandoola RoadKyauktada,
Yangon, MYANMAR
VIETNAM--- SEND BY MAR 11
Phone: 84 8 823 1052
Fax: 84 8 824 2996
General Forwarding & Agency Co., Inc.
5th Fl. OSIC Bldg.
8 Nguyen Hue AvenueDist. 1,
Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM
Hong Kong-- SEND BY MAR 20
Phone: 852 2746 7312
Fax: 852 2744 3240
Inchcape Shipping Services (Hong Kong) Ltd.
Units 1802-1805,18/FNo.
3 Lockhart Road
Wanchai, HONG KONG-China
PRC--- SEND BY MAR 24
Phone: 86 532 2653 332
Fax: 86 532 2655 752
Penavico Qingdao
21 Wuxia Road
Quingdao, 266002, P. R. CHINA
JAPAN--- SEND BY MAR 28
Phone: 34 94 424 2100
Fax: 34 94 424 0123
Inchcape Shipping Services
Kenryu Bldg. Room 502
6, Kaigan-dori, Chuo-ku KOBE-shi, Hyogo-ken 650
0024, JAPAN
And I am not exactly sure why SAS included the port agents phone and fax numbers but I guess I wouldn't use them unless its an emergency...
Haven't heard any new news from MTV but I guess that is expected. All right keep real. Out.
Friday, December 16, 2005
All Done!!!
Thats it I am done with the semester!! Holla!! Finally, now I can really concentrate on getting my act together and getting to the Bahamas. Latest news: MTV is considering doing a True Life Documentary on some of the students going on SAS. How cool would that be? Someone could share their entire experience with thousands of people around the world. Granted it is highly unlikely that this will happen because of the short notice, but it would be so awesome!! It would make this blog look like nothing... But we will see what happens. I still have to figure out how to upload a picture to my bio section, I tried and I ended up getting the photo below on a regular post... ohh well... I guess you all can enjoy my face from this side of the webpage... Well peace out for now, I am about to do something I haven't done much in the last two weeks...SLEEP!
I am great self photographer!!
I am great self photographer!!
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