Semester at Sea 2006: Apology

Semester at Sea 2006

Let's go global. With the world at our fingertips, my expedition around the world can be traced and tracked at the click of a mouse. This blogsite will serve as my communication link the good old US of A. From here you will be able to learn of the wild adventures that will take place both at sea and in port. From Pirates to Sea Monsters, and tsunamis to rogue waves, in the wide open ocean…who knows what will happen. Stay tuned , this is going to be quite the Journey.

Sunday, April 02, 2006

Apology

To all of my avid readers...I"M SO SORRY!!! You can't imagine how things change when you don't have that much time at sea to do the things you're used to doing on those long streches at sea. I'm in the procoess of writing entries for Myanmar and Vietnam. 'Nam with the rents was absolutley amazing. We had such a great time, im' sure your itching for the details.

im' goign to try and keep Myanmar brief and go into 'Nam in more detail. I get to China tomorrow and am there for 6 days so i hope to have it all done before then! Hope all is well and thanks for keeping up on me!

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At 4/02/2006 11:51:00 AM, Anonymous said...: Jeff i'm so glad you and the rents had a great time in nam. I'm glad to hear joanne survived the plane ride. I miss you, and i love the little ims you leave me in the middle of the night, they make my whole week. I love to hear about your adventures. Can't wait to hear about China. Love you, ttyt obgyn friend!

-Manda
At 4/03/2006 11:58:00 AM, Anonymous said...: hi jeff,
will read your latest blog later.
TIME is going by very fast !
UConn men and women lost in their regional finals. The women lost by only 2 points to Duke and the men lost to George Mason U.(the 11th seed).
For the women :Maryland will play LSU in the finals.
The men's final is tonite : FLA vs. UCLA.
Here's a good one...I'm helping coach the infielders on the NFA varsity softball team about 3x a week. It's been fun. The head coach (Mr.Cotter) has been buggin me the last couple yrs. and i caved-in this year. Glad i did.
Now, some SAD news. We had to put Cobi to sleep last Thursday (a nightmare of a day). So we decided to tell A&T on Saturday. A tumor had grown in his chest (unbeknown to us) and his lungs were filling up with liquid to where he was gasping for breath. Basically, he was on life-support (oxygen and all)...Understandably, this created a wide range of emotions and a difficult decision had to be made.We drove to the 24 hour Ocean State Vet.Services in Warwick, RI after XRAYS,etc. at the Norwich Vets. Felt bad for the kids.
Will blog you later.
Mr.R

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Name: Jeffrey Cole LeFrancois

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Jeffrey LeFrancois is 27 years old and currently resides in Harlem with his two kitties, Theo and Bella. He has been living in New York City since 2003, when he moved here to study Political Science at Pace University. Having grown up in rural southeastern Connecticut, he found himself escaping to the City for cultural adventures, affairs, and urban exposure. It permitted him to exercise the more flamboyant elements of his wardrobe, skip school, and fall in love with trains. Loud-laughing, martini-sipping, and conservative-questioning, LeFrancois works in politics on the Westside of Manhattan. He freelances in floral design, loves to cook, throw pottery and collect art when and where he can. In high school, it was easier to defend the right to an abortion than to take up the mantle for gay rights. But with an unrelenting pull to do what’s right, and for the simple fact of being gay, his loud liberal voice speaks for the gamut of social justice causes. He also believes that nearly every economic problem in this country can be cured through public infrastructure development and investment. Enjoy the writing.

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Sunday, April 02, 2006

Apology

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