Spring Break 2004: Part 3

I am back!!!!!!! Wow! Vancouver was so much fun! There were a lot of good places to visit, great restraunts to eat. If you are there, you won't feel hungry or bored. Oh yes, of course, guys,... there were a lot of nice looking girls I am sorry, I can't help it... Even on my flight back, there was a cute Japanese girl sat across from my seat, she sat in 25A and I was in seat 25F. I wanted to talk to her but she was sleeping and I was trying my best to be in my best behavior.... Oh well, she is cute and maybe if I am lucky, I'll bump into her someday. (Dream on, Paul! dream on!) There are a few things that I found out about that place which is rather interesting, Vancouver is like a much cleaner San Francisco without those hills and (fewer, if any) homeless. And I have also noticed that there are a lot of tourists in the city from Taiwan, Hong Kong, S. Korea and especially from Japan.... I heard Japanese people LOVES Vancouver. If there is a tour group, the most common language I have heard was Japanese, Chinese/Mandarin/Taiwanese (If you really want to be politically correct) and Korean. Vancouver is a great place to go and I sure hope I can go back again, or maybe even visit other provinces in Canada. I think it is always good to travel out of the area once a while to just getaway from this chaotic world of ours to just relax while expand your horizon at the same time. This has been a fun spring break, ski and Vancouver trip was a blast! I have seen a lot of pretty uh,... views (if you know what I mean) I had a great time, I learned a lot of things about life, responsibilities, planning, as well as priorities, it is probably the most fun I had in quite a while. I think it might be hard to adjust back to reality, but I am sure I'll adjust... eventually.