The post's no matter how much I try to relive that particular day would now eventually have insights into the future. Not a few days or a few weeks into the future but a few months as well.
I have since fallen into the form of writing in a past tense feel but imputing as much of my feelings and considerations at that time.
The bad result I regret is that readers wouldn’t know the timeframe of my travels. It's as if I seem to skip from one place to the other.
The bad result I regret is that readers wouldn’t know the timeframe of my travels. It's as if I seem to skip from one place to the other.
In depth minute planning and stress planning is filtered out since I can’t remember all the small hurdles. The reason why I can’t remember the small hurdles is because they are overshadowed by future big hurdles which I had already overcome. Hence story telling only the most memorable ones.
The other problem would be upcoming travel trips. Do I wait and keep the post till my blog chronologically catches up or should I skip and post new adventures when the time arise?
The other problem would be upcoming travel trips. Do I wait and keep the post till my blog chronologically catches up or should I skip and post new adventures when the time arise?
I have plans for a small getaway trip this coming May 2013 to Hong Kong and frankly I have not decided yet if I would put a pause in writing the RTW2011-2012 trip when the times comes.
I am also now careful in not trying to overkill a post. Keeping it as real as it is. Some places no matter how great, may be a stay in the room for me for days just to rest from exhaustion hence a poorly written post about the place.
I am also now careful in not trying to overkill a post. Keeping it as real as it is. Some places no matter how great, may be a stay in the room for me for days just to rest from exhaustion hence a poorly written post about the place.
I decided not to spice up the location giving insight that I have not experience. It would be like opening National Geographic --> Copy & Paste and that no doubt I believe will kill whatever genuine bad writing I have.
This post itself is out of the norm breaking into the chronological order of my travels.
It isn’t the same as having a debate about a topic and posting it when it is fresh. I could never post any elaborate debate I encountered in my past travels now since it would be contaminated with new ideas.
I am also currently planning the next trip which would circle the southern hemisphere and the planning stages itself is one big dilemma worthy of many pages.
So I need some help … some opinion …
Do I keep the timeline order?
or
Do I break off and update new travel post while its fresh?
This post itself is out of the norm breaking into the chronological order of my travels.
It isn’t the same as having a debate about a topic and posting it when it is fresh. I could never post any elaborate debate I encountered in my past travels now since it would be contaminated with new ideas.
I am also currently planning the next trip which would circle the southern hemisphere and the planning stages itself is one big dilemma worthy of many pages.
So I need some help … some opinion …
Do I keep the timeline order?
or
Do I break off and update new travel post while its fresh?
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