14th Nov 2010
Passport To Somewhere
I really have the Travel Bug today, and cant do anything about it at the moment, but am happy nonetheless. I recently renewed my passport, and so I will probably hug the next US State Department worker I see.
Hmm, perhaps not. That would surely get me on some sort of “list”.
Perhaps better to call up and ask for the Duty Officer, and say “yo, thanks!”.
Wait, scratch that. I’m sure they have a list for that too.
See, to me, having a passport implies a lot of freedom. It’s a gateway, not just to travel, but possibly to work as well. I’m looking at you, Canada, Australia, UK, and the EU!
I dont have any immediate travel plans, but at least now I can say “yeah, fly me there!” without having to add the sheepish bit of “but I gotta deal with my passport first”. That would be an Obstacle. Not Good.
I can see my suitcases, and it’s time to dust them off :)
I really have the Travel Bug today, and cant do anything about it at the moment, but am happy nonetheless. I recently renewed my passport, and so I will probably hug the next US State Department worker I see.
Hmm, perhaps not. That would surely get me on some sort of “list”.
Perhaps better to call up and ask for the Duty Officer, and say “yo, thanks!”.
Wait, scratch that. I’m sure they have a list for that too.
See, to me, having a passport implies a lot of freedom. It’s a gateway, not just to travel, but possibly to work as well. I’m looking at you, Canada, Australia, UK, and the EU!
I dont have any immediate travel plans, but at least now I can say “yeah, fly me there!” without having to add the sheepish bit of “but I gotta deal with my passport first”. That would be an Obstacle. Not Good.
I can see my suitcases, and it’s time to dust them off :)