I just got back from a long trip to NYC. Well, it felt longer than it actually was; I was there for two days, one night. I went up to visit a friend for her birthday, and almost immediately remembered why I moved out of NYC 10 years ago (insane) and never moved back.
I felt like the whole time I was in NY I was having to avoid running into people. Every where you turn there are people rushing by. On one hand, I do see how that situation could be construed as exciting. But, on the other hand, I can go to Harris Teeter on Oberlin for a similar situation.
I am getting so much more comfortable in space.
I felt like the whole time I was in NY I was having to avoid running into people. Every where you turn there are people rushing by. On one hand, I do see how that situation could be construed as exciting. But, on the other hand, I can go to Harris Teeter on Oberlin for a similar situation.
I am getting so much more comfortable in space.