I have survived a hectic couple of weeks and am still trying to figure out my routine, catch my stride and adjust. I spent the last week in transition; moving out of my old apartment in Rochester I then stopped in my old hometown of Columbus, Ohio. I saw my Mother, my Brother and a few other familiar faces, then hopped in my car packed full of my belongings and my beautiful bicicleta. I feel liberated knowing I can load my car up with pretty much everything I need for three months and drive off to wherever I please. This time it was Chicago, Illinois; in which I arrived Thursday night. My new apartment for the summer was not ready until Sunday night which caused a little turbulence but I am now settled in my new place in Logan Square. I am happy with the house, the neighbourhood and my roommates. Once the dust settled I realized I am a little off kilter here still. I was so busy being frantic and then it all came to a halt. No more moving, no more driving, and only two days a week at the Museum, what do I do with myself? I am on the prowl for a job and working on forcing some structure upon myself. As student we get so used to having the structure of college to regulate our studies and recreation. I feel like I have become so reliant upon this that I do not know what to do when I am without it. I have one more year and then I am going to have to learn to structure my own life, and develop good behaviors without the threat of professors, grades and my friends. I honestly have no clue how this works but I know what will happen if I lose control. My perpetual state is one of self-awareness but inaction.


Logan Square, Chicago
June 4th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Uncategorized
Tags: analysis·change·Chicago·Logan Square·self-awareness·Uncategorized
i love you!!!!!!!!!
phone is dead at the moment but will call you soon. glad to hear you have survived the turbulent beginnings.
missu2pcz
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo