I wrote, on paper, for a long time on Sunday in a cafe with my friend, and it was satisfying. We wandered around the East Village, had cupcakes (I know, I do that every weekend now, apparently), went to Babeland, and ended our day with a good little buzz from our favorite margaritas. I spoke to the Brazilian ex that I really should forget about, and against my better judgement I'm going to see him in Atlanta this weekend. Of course, I'll see my family, too, but I really want to see him and simultaneously enjoy what will probably be the last time I do that, and thoroughly convince myself that I'm better off without him. Eep.
So, this holiday weekend I'm taking a Chinatown bus to Atlanta from New York. Scary, but it's my only option since I got coverage for my Saturday shift at the last minute. I'm going to catch up on all the reading I've been neglecting (for cupcakes and wanderings and sex) and I even have the perfect book for such a long trip: Gravity's Rainbow.
I'm really uncomfortable with how many things are up in the air in my life right now. I expect the most important to be sorted out by the end of this month, but the waiting is killing me.
This is considered the first real bossa nova song.
So, this holiday weekend I'm taking a Chinatown bus to Atlanta from New York. Scary, but it's my only option since I got coverage for my Saturday shift at the last minute. I'm going to catch up on all the reading I've been neglecting (for cupcakes and wanderings and sex) and I even have the perfect book for such a long trip: Gravity's Rainbow.
I'm really uncomfortable with how many things are up in the air in my life right now. I expect the most important to be sorted out by the end of this month, but the waiting is killing me.
This is considered the first real bossa nova song.
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Enjoy your trip.