But I have returned, with plenty of ammo to last me until my next slump. From food to landscapes to really crazy people, I've been experiencing some pretty wonderful things that I absolutely cannot wait to tell you about. Here is a quick run through that will bring us up-to-date on my travels (in semi chronilogical logical order):
*On my way here, I found that the farther you go North, the faster and more erratic people drive.
Virginia- people drive like turtles.
Pennsylvania- people drive like Speed Racer.
Boston- people drivers are replaced by bats out of hell and allowed to do whatever they want on the road.
*I arrive in Boston carrying nothing but a trash bag full of clothes and a bookcase full of books...That's...it.
*My new home for the next month was very old and scary. There was only one roommate to be found. She is awesome and has the cutest puppy.
*I buy an air mattress that has a hole in it. (Hole is undetected upon purchase).
* I find a boyfriend. This is him.
*Second day: I walk up and down the street until I find a part time job- barista at a crepe cafe in Davis Square. SWEET.
*1 month later: I really freaking hate my part time job as a barista in a crepe cafe. NOT SO SWEET.
*I find a full time job with my English degree at a university in Cambridge (no, not THAT university) in Accounts Receivable.
*I quit my part timer to go to the beach with said boyfriend (and I am starting my new full time job).
*Did I mention I found full time job?
*I find a new apartment with 4 girls who all happen to be lesbians. THEY ARE AWESOME. Expect many blogs about our late night Tetris tournaments and new bars and restaurants we like to try out.
*Oh, and of course...I fell in love with Boston. Here are some reasons why...
So there ya go... I can't wait to tell you all about my adventures :)
