Leaving on a Jetplane

Hard to believe that this year is coming to an end. The last few weeks have been a blur as work speed up with last projects to work on and goals to accomplish. Now I'm standing in the Singapore airport and am wondering how I have gotten here. I know the litteral answer to that question but ther is so much more too it then I got on a plane. The year has been an experience I will never forget and will always cherish. Many people have asked me if I was excited to go home. To that I told them there are mixed feelings. I guess the simplest words I can put my feelings into are: I'm excited to go home and see family and friends but I'm sad to leave family and friends. Malaysia has become a home and with that many of the people have become a part of my family. It is hard to leave but I hope that contact can continue and the friendships started can keep on growing. Ok, that is it for now. It is time to head onto one of the longest flights I will face. Singapore to San Fran. Now the questions remains: Do you lose a day or do you gain a day? Time changes: one of the worlds trials and challenges of international travel. Peace.