Perhaps its because I know the actual reason I am here is for work and because that hasn't started yet, my mind was not prepared for dealing with the leisurely alternative.
There are times when I have ventured to a new city and not gone through this weird transition phase, but I think that comes from being around a familiar face. Even if it's just a co-worker or somebody you have seen around campus at school. It's amazing what a familiar face can mean to a person.
(By the way, I'm writing this on my balcony at 4pm where the afternoon sun is hitting me oh so perfectly.) I just glanced down and saw this futuristic looking single-pod monorail thing glide by on a rail. Wonder what that is? I'll look into it tomorrow. I'm so used to public transportation in D.C. that it's a little strange knowing I will have to drive everywhere. But I drove everywhere until I moved to D.C. so I'm sure I will adjust in no time.
I didn't get a bay-facing apartment, but i can still see the water to the left of my balcony. I'll have to explore South Beach sometime this week. One of the many things on my to-do list while I'm down here...we'll see how many I actually accomplish.
One of them was writing and I seem to be doing alright on that so far....noticed the sporadic nature of my posts yet? It's a stream of consciousness thing and believe me, it's a lot worse inside my own head.
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