Today, I find myself wistfully thinking how nice it would be to have a
bit of Denver in me. John Denver, that is. "All my bags are packed, I'm
ready to go...." I just can't quite imagine that. I have a few more days
til that has to be the case, but no matter when I get packed, fully
ready is something I don't think I will be. In one sense I'm very ready
to go: Eight years is a long time to be away from home, especially when
your heart knows it's away from home, and misses home and the familiar
on a daily basis. But in another sense, I'm not ready. I don't want to
say goodbye to the dear friends I've made in those eight years. With
Smokey Robinson, I find myself asking, "What's so good about goodbye?"
The question is a very real one, one which I will consider as I continue
to pack up my belongings in anticipation of the long journey ahead of
me.
The clumsy dance of the colours and patterns of life
Witness the clumsy dance of the colours and patterns of life, the sometimes-harmonic, sometimes-cacophonic combination of the silence and the noise all around, and the heroes and the helpless within.
Welcome to my little corner of The Mighty Interwebs, where it is not likely you will find anything profound (or even very interesting), but where you will find all manner of random. Life is a kaleidoscope of the weird and the wonderful, the awesome and the awful, the blessings and the bizarre, and the collision between them is what you just might stumble upon here if you stick around. Grab your favorite drink and come hang out with me if you dare.
Welcome to my little corner of The Mighty Interwebs, where it is not likely you will find anything profound (or even very interesting), but where you will find all manner of random. Life is a kaleidoscope of the weird and the wonderful, the awesome and the awful, the blessings and the bizarre, and the collision between them is what you just might stumble upon here if you stick around. Grab your favorite drink and come hang out with me if you dare.
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