It has been an interesting past few weeks. Below is the basics. The interesting part is more personal and observational. Thinking about things, people, the why behind the what. For the most part, I think I get it. I think I know what I want and who I am, but there are those few moments where it all seems so blurry.
A few Saturdays ago was the EVO4 Fashion Show in South SF. After a harrowing 2.5 hour drive from Oakland to SF, Diana and I made it. Joe's collection was AH-mazing. So clean and inventive and put together. He is nothing short of magical.
After going to a few haunted houses throughout October, Halloween night was pretty much a bust. By the time Wednesday rolled around, I felt like Halloween itself had already come and gone. The weeks leading up to it were pretty fun though.
I have been filling my days with work and friends. Work is going good, friends are going great. Diana has been coming to the bay often, which I am so thankful for. Even when she is 3 hours away, I feel like she is still here, working with me. I have been able to see old friends and make new ones, and am trying to make time for all of them. You can usually find me around the uptown in Oakland on any given weekend, its been fun and easy and carefree.
I recently re-read Perks of Being a Wallflower, but have yet to see the movie. I am debating on whether I want to see it or not. I have such a clear vision in my head of Charlie and Sam and Patrick, and how they look and talk and respond. I don't know if I want the movie to ruin that for me.
I'm now reading Love Will Tear Us Apart, which is similar to Perks, with lots of pop-culture references (obviously). It's a lot of fun. I think I need to read a "deeper" book next. Something a little more complex.
This blog is just kind of an update. To put it all in the books. One day I'll get back to actually writing about this crazy world and life and headspace, but this is all I have for now.
“I am very interested and fascinated how everyone loves each other, but no one really likes each other.”
Tonight, SF.
After going to a few haunted houses throughout October, Halloween night was pretty much a bust. By the time Wednesday rolled around, I felt like Halloween itself had already come and gone. The weeks leading up to it were pretty fun though.
I have been filling my days with work and friends. Work is going good, friends are going great. Diana has been coming to the bay often, which I am so thankful for. Even when she is 3 hours away, I feel like she is still here, working with me. I have been able to see old friends and make new ones, and am trying to make time for all of them. You can usually find me around the uptown in Oakland on any given weekend, its been fun and easy and carefree.
My mom, sister and I went up to Auburn for Thanksgiving. It's always such a perfect atmosphere for Thanksgiving. The air is crisp, the trees change color, everyone has open space with animals roaming, and there is plenty of booze.
I recently re-read Perks of Being a Wallflower, but have yet to see the movie. I am debating on whether I want to see it or not. I have such a clear vision in my head of Charlie and Sam and Patrick, and how they look and talk and respond. I don't know if I want the movie to ruin that for me.
I'm now reading Love Will Tear Us Apart, which is similar to Perks, with lots of pop-culture references (obviously). It's a lot of fun. I think I need to read a "deeper" book next. Something a little more complex.
This blog is just kind of an update. To put it all in the books. One day I'll get back to actually writing about this crazy world and life and headspace, but this is all I have for now.
“I am very interested and fascinated how everyone loves each other, but no one really likes each other.”
Tonight, SF.
