July 2011
June 2011
I guess you can say... i'm a little homesick. With a little bit of sea sickness.
Boston Bruins and Dallas Mavericks ftw.
However… I barely got to watch Hockey at all :[ Basketball is the national sport here, so I’ve gotten tons of it. But I did want the Bruins to win, and i’m really happy that they did lol. And the Mavericks! They deserved it. They played some of the best ball i’ve ever seen. Terry in the final game was amazing. I”m happy they won, even though they swept the Lakers… At least the Lakers lost to the champs though lol.
PS. Right now, i’m in a four story mall in Baguio. There’s no air conditioning, but there are huge windows that are open, and the breeze is amazing. If the Philippines were Arizona, Baguio would be the Flagstaff. Hopefully that made sense…
And you were an earthquake that lasted for days, but's it's been almost 3 months, and I can still feel the earth shake. It's just the aftershocks that keep my mind on you, it's just my mind that keeps my eyes on you.
I haven’t really had much time to think ever since I got here. Been busy almost every minute of every day, whether it’s walking around town with the family I can’t understand or out fishing. Early nights make for even earlier mornings for me, I guess. I haven’t woken up this early so consecutively since high school. Sometimes earlier. Life for me has been… Pretty different. The only time I’m able to think is when I’m lying in the dark after a long day,and even then, I hardly find the time to be able to think then; My thoughts turn to dreams that I can’t seem to remember. Sometimes I find a little space when I first open my eyes, but then I can’t seem gather my thoughts in time. All I know is… I have no clue what’s gonna happen when I get back. It’s honestly still a mystery to me. I might even move away. It’s not for sure, but it’s a serious possibility. I don’t know quite yet though. We’ll just see how the cards play out these next few weeks.
I wish it were easier. I really do.
On a different note… Boracay is awesome.
