Shedding a tear and moving on

Leaving all you know and love behind, picking up and continuing on your journey... I thought it would be easier. But as the days roll by and my migration to Bermuda seems ever more imminent and real, I realize that it's not. Saying goodbye to FX, my good friend from France, was tough. Tougher than any goodbye I've had to make. It seemed so much more permanent than other difficult goodbyes I've had to make (and I have made a few!). Hopefully it will be no more permanent than the other 3 we've had, but.... A tougher, even more permanent and life changing goodbye approaches though, faster and sooner than I thought it ever would. I always though that saying goodbye to PEI, my friends, my extending family, and everything that I've known for almost 17 years would come as a relief. I have always been so disdainful of the island, but now, so close to the end, it seems that I am succumbing to vertigo, and I'm wasting my last few moments here. Seeing with new eyes, smelling with unprejudiced nose, feeling with fresh hands... Prince Edward Island is where my heart is, and it's where it will stay, at least for the time being.

Yet another "fresh" start...

I have been long seperated from the blogging world. Too long, some might say, and not long enough some others might argue. But, in any case, after seeing all my old blogging buddies websites seemingly wind down, I thought it might be time to take a stab at it. I haven't told anyone about it... I wonder how long it will take for them to find it?

Anyhoo, the name of my blog. I have always admired nomads. They go where life takes them, fearlessly and tirelessly. They are the center of their constantly changing world, and in this way, I wish I were more like them. I love change, and abhor stagnancy, in all aspects of my life. I have always had the urge to travel, and although I have done plenty of that in my young life, I don't think it will ever be enough. As for the rest of it, this blog will be very loosely based on my journey through life in general, though most specifically the big changes coming up for me soon. As for the fledgling part... How experienced a nomad can a 16 year old from PEI be?

I guess that's it for now, a small introduction, with (hopefully) more to come! If you stick around, brace yourself for a barrage of uneducated and probably generally misinformed rants and opinions!