Tomorrow comes the day I've tried to avoid for many years. I knew it was inevitable that, living in Tokyo, I'd one day have to face the trains on my own. I wrote a little about it here.
I've become comfortable in getting to close-by stations, but tomorrow I have to get myself across the metropolis of Tokyo via four trains and a couple of big, crowded stations.
So if you don't hear from me tomorrow, it is because I got lost in the spaghetti that is the Tokyo train system. But hopefully I'll make it home in time to pick up my sons from school.
You can do it Wendy! (But I think it all looks very complicated...)
ReplyDeleteYou can do it! My teenager knows the Beijing subway system better than I do! I believe in you.
ReplyDeleteHi Wendy, I saw your link on Women of the Harvest's Blog roll. You can do it! I can relate. For me,living in Izmir Turkey, driving is a huge challenge due to the aggressive drivers. The traffic is out of control, I've even seen people backing up on freeway access roads. Anytime I have to drive somewhere new in this city of 4,000,000, it is a stress producing challenging. I pray and tell myself that I am a woman of faith! Blessings!
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Helloooo Wendy....(echoes around the room). Are you back yet??
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