I just wanted to say thank you so much to everyone who came to my farewell party to see me off in style. I really appreciate all of the cards and generous gifts. I am so lucky to have friends and family like you guys!
Thank you all for supporting me and for making me feel so special. I will miss everyone so much and I will be thinking of you often. I would love for you guys to leave me comments on this blog and email me whenever you can!
I especially want to thank my mom and dad for throwing me such a lovely party in their perfect party house and for always supporting me and encouraging me to reach for the stars. Thank you to Rafa and her mom for making my party stylish ;) and thank you to Stephanie for always making a party interesting... even if it means monopolizing the karaoke machine.
It is easy to take things in life for granted sometimes and I wanted to let everyone know that I really appreciate you all and I am so blessed to have you in my life.
Thank you again. I love you all.
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Dear Amanda
ReplyDeleteThis is so frikin' funny, sorry had some catching up to do and this is my first read of your adventures in Soul. I almost peed when I read about you brushing your teeth in the pee parlor. Funny shit! Likewise with the american slogans on T-shirts. You are one lucky young lady to have an opportunity to experience this great adventures at such a tender age. One bit of advice, if I may, remember that the borders between the Korean sisters are a little iffy, stay at least 50 miles on your side of the imaginary (border)line. Love Eileen
P.S Educate me, what does "Comment as:" mean? I've never been "anonymous" before, is that like being in the closet before the big reveal? ez
Amanda,
ReplyDeleteYour farewell party was so much fun. Your dad and I are so glad you got to see so many of your friends and family before you left. We all miss you very much but are very excited about your excellent adventure. Please keep us posted on your blog and call when you can.
Love you much! Mom and Dad