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Ok, so this is the kind of weather I like. 60’s, warm sun, light jackets (if at all).
Niiiice.
First, if you haven’t had a chance to check out my new blog (Chris’ Idea: Idea to Success Blog) you should go do that now! Most of my “blogging energy” has been put towards this over the last week. In fact, most of ALL my energy has been going towards this or something related.
Second, the visa situation is resolved ::cue audience applause:: Keith and I will be traveling together to the wonderful and always adventurous South Korea. 
We’re leaving on the 28th and will be there for two nights. This trip will be similar to the one I took last time - it’s arranged through a travel agency and is part of a group package. Meaning they’ll bus us around to different places and one or two meals will be provided by the agency. My last experience in Korea was interesting. I didn’t have any wild fantasies about going back, but the weather is more pleasant and I know what to expect, so maybe I’ll have a little more fun this time around.
Third, the American staff is here for the last time as we start to polish our show. This means I’ll be busy all weekend. The drumline writer is here for 10 days and one of the visual designers and pit arrangers is here through the weekend. Last night’s rehearsal was run by the visual designer, Tim Fairbanks and it went great. We are comfortable enough with our show to start making the little adjustments that will do a lot for the final product. The bass line is continuing to lay down some good beats and I think the rest of the drumline is starting to catch up 
I can’t begin to describe how lucky I feel to have been part of Aimachi this year. Not only have I gotten to live in this amazing country and meet so many wonderful people, but getting to spend time with and pick the brains of our American staff, who are regarded as some of the world’s best, has been a dream for me. These are people who shaped the activity I’ve fallen in love with over the last 8 years.
I hope all of you who read this are doing well back home. Feel free to send me an e-mail and let me know all about it! (caleone@gmail.com)
Later!
Chris
