New Posts!

Two new post at In a Thousand Directions.

Jungle Cooking

Tedious Work

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About TI and New Post!


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As I am having problems with the blogger's blog merging tool, I have decided to give up on importing Turning Iwatean's posts to In a Thousand Directions.  I will thus leave TI online, but there will be no more updates starting in April.

New Post

New post at In a Thousand Direction!

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Change!

Some of you may remember this post in which I gave a detailed list of all the great things that were to happen in the months to come. Well I have finally come to the end of this list; I am going back to Canada in 24 days.

This partially explain why I haven't posted much lately, as we are getting ready for the big move. However the main reason for my lack of posts is that I don't feel like Turning Iwatean is an appropriate title for my ramblings anymore. Last year, I experienced many different types of posts and I think I've finally understood the kind of blog I want to write. I want to write about a broader range of topics, not only about Japan.

And so I have decided to put an end to Turning Iwatean. But don't worry, I'm not going offline. I would like to introduce you to my latest baby: In a Thousand Direction.

I was trying to find a name that represented me well, and I think this is it. My mind is always going in a thousand directions, craving knowledge and wanting to try everything new. You will notice that the layout remained the same and that I have transferred all the posts from Turning Iwatean. There seems to be a small problem with the old comments but you should be able to post new ones without problem. If you experience any problem please let me know through Turning Iwatean.

Turning Iwatean will remain online until I go back to Canada and then I will delete it. Make sure to update your RSS feeds and or bookmarks.

I thank you all for reading Turning Iwatean and I hope to see you on In a Thousand Directions.