I cannot give enough thanks.

31 days seemed to be a long while, when I was there. Sometimes I felt that my life has paused while I sought out new experiences out there.

Now it feels short. Yet I tend to forget the many experiences that are memorable and valuable.

But one thing for certain, I was more than grateful and thankful that I was able on most days. Most of the credits should go to God and the arch support that I wore, though I like to think that the regular swims and walking help in some ways or another, so that it will motivate me to persist.

So thank you, for everything that I managed to do, even for those that I didn't. Maybe there isn't always another chance in life for everything we want a second time, but I am still thankful for all the happiness that the firsts brought me. I feel those moments as I look through the photos.

Especially to be able to enjoy the cherry blossoms (in more than one place) that I was really looking forward to. I can recall all chilly temperature, gashing wind or long journey, and even if I only had a few minutes at my most favourite cherry blossoms spot, I cannot have done it another way.

Till, again.

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I will write about this amazing journey at theskiesy.wordpress.com (while this continues to be my personal blog).