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Travels

Arizona : A hunt for accommodation

Hello!!

I know we’ve been on a hiatus for way too long. But I have some good explanation for it 🙂

I’ve always dreamt about visiting the West Coast and couldn’t believe my luck when one fine day the Husband announced our temporary move to Arizona.

Perfect timing I guess!

The move to Arizona has been a different change. But at times, moving to a new place can be challenging especially if you are an expat or immigrant like us 🙂

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Flying phobia!

One would think after living here in the US for close to 6 years now and having a sister who worked in the airlines for many years would have actually cured my flying phobia.

MMmmmm… WRONG!!!

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Endeavour: Final Historic Voyage

Hello my dear friends. Apologies for the short hiatus after Endeavour’s shuttle launch, but I am back to resume blogging as usual. Apparently I’m still on cloud nine ever since witnessing the launch. What an awesome experience and the best part about the whole experience is the ability to share it with you all. It’s a long recap with many photos, considered warned about space knowledge post overflow 🙂

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NASA Day 2 {scrubbed!}

Day 2 at Nasa’s Kennedy Space Center was no short of fun. The experience was just as AMAZING as Day 1.

Below was the planned agenda of the day:

Friday, April 29/ Launch: Tweetup Day 2

9:00 a.m. – Group picture beside the countdown clock

9:05 a.m. – Astronaut Ricky Arnold, STS-119 Discovery (March 15-28, 2009)

9:30 a.m. – Astronaut Leland Melvin, associate administrator for Education, NASA Headquarters, @Astro_Flow

10:00 a.m. – Daire McCabe, designer at LEGO

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Houston, we have a problem

…literally. Endeavour’s journey has been postponed till May 10th. Mission STS-134 for April 29th was scrubbed. Launching human into space is no joke. Precautionary steps are put in place to safeguard lives and that is why space enthusiast like myself should expect launch delays. Let’s start from the beginning, shall we?

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