25 June 2008

It's going to take some getting used to.

-not waking up to a seemingly endless supply of bread and strange orange-colored juice of questionable origins

-not having to pay to use the restroom

-not having a cloud of cigarette smoke follow me wherever I go

-not being serenaded on long bus rides by Mr. Hoshaw's snoring

-not being woken up from a nice nap on said bus rides by Tom

-not having to walk two miles to find a trashcan

-not walking over cobblestone streets

-not doing laundry in a sink

-not paying for things in coins

-not thinking about which language I have to speak

-not riding the subway

-not living off of ice cream

-not relying on ATMs

-not eating pasta as an appetizer

-not having adventures in high places

-not being followed around by pigeons

-not watching the sunset over the sea

-not climbing on rooftops and getting in trouble for it

-not using bidets

-not walking among history

-not being showered with new experiences

-not loving where I am

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Loving where you are is all based on loving those around you.

In my opinion place doesn't matter.

Hell to a certain extent the people don't either.

Actually, loving where you are is all based on just loving life. Loving, or at least liking, every little thing you do.

I dunno, college, I feel, has definitely been better in that regard, it's a lot easier, because there's a LOT less you are FORCED to do, aside from school work, and even then...

Anyway.

How are things?