An apology
It has come to my attention that one of the people I wrote about in the previous post is rather upset about the post, and has asked for an apology.
As my feelings about his visit were previously unknown to him, I apologize that I hadn't discussed it with him, privately, earlier.
However, as these are my feelings of how the visit went, I will leave the post as this blog is a documentation of my travels, what I feel during those travels and what I see and do. The post was not written with the intent to be spiteful or malicious. The post was written to illustrate my experience in travelling with friends and my thoughts on the subject -- not, I repeat not, as an attack on anyone referenced.
As my feelings about his visit were previously unknown to him, I apologize that I hadn't discussed it with him, privately, earlier.
However, as these are my feelings of how the visit went, I will leave the post as this blog is a documentation of my travels, what I feel during those travels and what I see and do. The post was not written with the intent to be spiteful or malicious. The post was written to illustrate my experience in travelling with friends and my thoughts on the subject -- not, I repeat not, as an attack on anyone referenced.
posted by Shana @ 1:53 PM
3 Comments:
At 2:17 PM,
Anonymous said…
Not even close...try again!
At 5:10 PM,
Rachel Rutherford said…
Yeah, I've had that happen too. On both ends -- where a person asked me to delete something, and where I've asked others to delete something. My solution is -- save a draft of the article for myself as is, and publish one with the requested changes. Anyway, best of luck on that.
On other fronts -- I too, love travelling alone. I went to Poland with two friends, and before we went, I said, "I need big solitude breaks. Like, I might meet up with you for breakfast, and then not want to connect again till dinner." Worked great.
Am loving the travel journals. Keep it all coming.
Don't stop in Eastern Europe. Go all the way to St. Petersburg and Moscow.
At 10:08 PM,
Anonymous said…
I'm enjoying reading your journal entries, Shana. You are learning something about relationships. Continue to write about your travels. A.M.
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