Last day in the States

Hello all,
   These past two weeks have been a complete whirlwind.  I have taken multiple cars, commuter rails, subways, buses, and taxis to get to, what seems like, every corner of Massachusetts.  Thanks to all those who had to deal with the chaos of my life! 
    I would also like to give a shout out to my mother. I would not be going on this trip if it wasn't for her.  It takes about three months to get a visa to work in Korea.  Unfortunately, I don't ever live long enough in one place to get mail, so she handled all of my forms and mailings to places all over the country.  Thanks Mom!
   Tomorrow I will be traveling for 19 hours starting at 8am.  Luckily my company has my accommodation set for all of next week.  The first week in Seoul is a training week with my company.  I have hear that training week will be a week from hell.  I guess it will be about a month's worth of information all packed into five fun-filled days.  I'll have to let all of you know if the hype is actually what it will actually be.
   Well I'm off to bed.  Got a big day/week/month/year ahead of me.  I'll start posting some pictures after the week of hell... I mean training.
   Can't wait to start this trip!!!!!!!