No to Kyoto

Peter Rukavina

Air Canada has been running a curious seat sale for the past several weeks one of the unexpected deals of which was a fare from Charlottetown to Osaka, Japan for $1000 return, taxes included. Japan has been high on my list of places to visit, and with [[Catherine]] and [[Oliver]] away in Ontario for 10 days over March Break the stars seemed to be aligning. Then I started looking around for an apartment to rent and it turned out that Kyoto was possibly a better alternative. Then, suddenly, the prospect of flying for 20 hours to spend 7 days in Kyoto — yes, that Kyoto — seemed, if not absurd, in poor environmental taste. So you’ll find me in my usual chair at Casa Mia over March break.

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