Somewhere a window or door is opening

I'm nearing the end of my journey into the foreign future.  It's always both sad and exciting to leave a place you've grown fond of because you know you aren't just some plot of land you've grown used to.  You have to leave what you've considered your home, not your house, for months (in my case at least) and all those people you've shared amazing or less-spectacular times with but when you look back on them they all have the same level of importance.

I'm getting ready to leave Wellington to continue my travels along New Zealand.  I've gotten out of the lease on my apartment and I've placed an ad for my car in hopes that in two weeks or so I'll have found a buyer.  There are still many things I'd love to see in this country but there are just as many things that I miss at home.

I've met some incredible people here.  So many friendly faces I hope to see again soon in the scheme of things.  I wouldn't complain in what country I've found them but I do know I hope to see many of them at least a few more times in life if not frequently!

I'll post more when I'm feeling particularly inspired to write about leaving or moving on :P

Forgive me for the immense lack of posting that's transpired over the last few months, it's been a flurry of activity or a recovery period after the flurry of activity but I hadn't really thought about blogging.

Kev