I'm back, but for such a short time.  Thailand was great, but after 2 weeks I was ready to come back to Japan.  After a few lovely, lovely days in Fukui I came to Tokyo for some orientating.  I'm so excited about the Peace Boat now.  After spending 2 days with the other English teachers and translators and coordinators I was bouncing around with anticipation.  Everyone I'm going to be working with is wonderfully creative, energetic, funny and genuinely nice.  They all truly want to make a difference in the world and the amazing thing is that they are the kind of people who individually are doing something about it.  Making a difference.  It is incredibly inspiring and I think after 3 months of being under their influence I will be a much different (and hopefully better) person.  Sunday night there was a fundraiser to raise money to build a new wing for an orphanage in Sri Lanka.  The fundraiser was incredibly fun (they had Salsa and belly dancing, and everyone was dancing), educational (slideshows) and meaningful. 
I am staying with a friend in Chiba for a few more days. Friday I move onto the ship and Saturday I am going to sail around the world. I only see one problem with all of this- I am quickly running out of superlatives to describe how incredibly amazing my life is right now. Anyone who has some new words for me to use, feel free to contribute.
    
    I am staying with a friend in Chiba for a few more days. Friday I move onto the ship and Saturday I am going to sail around the world. I only see one problem with all of this- I am quickly running out of superlatives to describe how incredibly amazing my life is right now. Anyone who has some new words for me to use, feel free to contribute.

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