All in World Travels
The most stressful question you can ask me is: where do you live or what’s your address.
I don’t have the answers to those questions since I don’t even know what country I’ll be living in come October.
When most people learn about my nomadic lifestyle, their next question is: how do you afford to travel so much?
So, on Thursday I arrived in South Korea from Sri Lanka and was told by my school that I have 29 days (26 now) to leave my job and they are buying me out of my contract. And this impacts my visa situation.
Let me start by saying, I had this amazing plan for how 2017 was going to go, where I was going to live and what I was going to do.
At the beginning of 2017 that plan started to show cracks but I decided to stick with the cracking plan.
I got back to South Korea last night (I have been away for 6 weeks) and just found out 3 hours ago I have 29 days left before my visa situation goes belly up and I have to decide if I'm going to stay in the country and if I do, I have to figure out how to do that.
Even as I write this my head is reeling because I gave away (I very rarely sell things) all the remaining furniture and household stuff I had in storage on my recent trip to Cape Town and renewed my tenants' lease since I was supposed to be in South Korea until 2018.
Sri Lanka is turning into this heart opening and spiritual experience, most of which I will talk about in the next book, because to be honest, I'm still processing and absorbing all the lessons and the actual unfolding.
I woke up this morning, looked myself in the mirror and wondered who this woman is and just marveled at how far I have come within myself and my own skin.
I marveled at the notion that I am making this body home and with it, accepting so much of me and my imperfections.
I'm currently in Sri Lanka and loving it.
I'm loving the weather, the people and the food.
