Christmas in England! Woot!
Guess where I am spending my holiday season this year? That's right, in England with my hubby and his family. Man, I am so excited for this trip. I ordered the ticket last Thursday, and now all I have to do is buy a suitcase, and save some spending money up for the upcoming trip. Am I excited for this trip? Hell yeah, I am! I simply cannot wait 'til December 11th rolls around. I will be smiling throughout the whole plane ride, and then I will be smiling while I'm in England with V. Ever since I bought that plane ticket, I have been having dreams about him, and about spending time with him at his house over there. Sometimes, it is frustrating to have those kind of dreams, and other times, it gets me really excited about the upcoming journey. What new things will I experience over there? Where will we go in the city of London?
I am happy that my parents are supportive in my decision to go to England. My dad is actually helping me prepare for that trip, by making sure that I save enough money for it, and by telling me what to expect at the airport. My sister... has been not so supportive of the trip. In fact, she thinks negatively of my decision of moving over there by next year. She thinks that if I do so, I will be abandoning the family, and I will be erased out of existence, which is not true. I mean, yes, I will be over in England, but that won't be until I apply for the visa, and get that approved, which will not be until I return back to the States and save enough money for the visa fee. Somehow, I wish my sister could understand that I will not be abandoning the family, and that I will still try to make trips to the United States to visit her, my nephews, and the rest of my family who reside here. However, that is not for another year. I still have a long way to go before I move there. For now, I will focus on the visit over there.
It will be for about a month, from December 11th, to January 14th. It does seem like a long time, but I am more than ready for it. At least it is a month with my hubby, and I am happy for that.
Other than that big event, nothing really interesting has been really happening. So I will leave with this question. If you can go anywhere in the world, where would it be, and why? Thank you!
I am happy that my parents are supportive in my decision to go to England. My dad is actually helping me prepare for that trip, by making sure that I save enough money for it, and by telling me what to expect at the airport. My sister... has been not so supportive of the trip. In fact, she thinks negatively of my decision of moving over there by next year. She thinks that if I do so, I will be abandoning the family, and I will be erased out of existence, which is not true. I mean, yes, I will be over in England, but that won't be until I apply for the visa, and get that approved, which will not be until I return back to the States and save enough money for the visa fee. Somehow, I wish my sister could understand that I will not be abandoning the family, and that I will still try to make trips to the United States to visit her, my nephews, and the rest of my family who reside here. However, that is not for another year. I still have a long way to go before I move there. For now, I will focus on the visit over there.
It will be for about a month, from December 11th, to January 14th. It does seem like a long time, but I am more than ready for it. At least it is a month with my hubby, and I am happy for that.
Other than that big event, nothing really interesting has been really happening. So I will leave with this question. If you can go anywhere in the world, where would it be, and why? Thank you!
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