This is a lovely street I found in Cape May. This is a shopping and dinning complex located in the center of the town. I am surprised by its resemblance to "Main Street USA" in Disneyland. I spent a wonderful afternoon window shopping and dining.
Luke & the Temple of Fun
May 22, 2013
Beautiful Houses of Cape May
Cape May is the south end of New Jersey, not far from Wildwood (where I currently live). I went there to watch whales (which I did not actually see), but to my surprise, I found these beautiful houses along the road. Unlike Wildwood, the styles there are more diverse, which is really a delight to look at!
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Travel,
Work and Travel
May 15, 2013
Ripley's Believe It Or Not
Ripley's Believe It Or Not is a weird museum. It houses the collection of Ripley, which consists largely of strange things around the world.
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Travel,
Work and Travel
One Day Trip in New York
The first city I visited in the US is New York. It is a 3-hour bus trip from Wildwood to New York, so I need to start really early.
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Travel,
Work and Travel
The Town of Wildwood, New Jersey
Morey's Piers is located in Wildwood, New Jersey. It is a small city, but it can get very busy in the summer. However, since I am here early, I get to enjoy the quiet period before visitors flood here for vacation. Let's take a tour around the town.
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Travel,
Work and Travel
May 12, 2013
Life As A Ride Operator at Morey's Piers
I have started working at Morey's Piers!
Today is my first day of work, and it was both tough and fun!
There is a lot I want to talk about but I will have to rest soon so that I can serve the guests better tomorrow.
However, there is one thing I would like to show you now.
Yes, that is my name tag! I am finally getting one my own!
I will share with you more about the life as a ride operator in the following days.
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Travel,
Work and Travel
April 29, 2013
"DreamLights" Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade
While the daytime parade is spectacular, what left me overwhelmed was the night-time parade. Having not been to the U.S.(but soon will!), this was the first time for me watching an electrical parade, and it was magical. I let the pictures take over now.

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Tokyo Disneyland,
Travel
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