Country yard

Had one of the best days of my life yesterday. Spent most of the day in Central Park with Christea--we walked from the southeast corner more than halfway up before stopping around Belvedere Castle to hang around for a while. It was a great experience, but it also made me remember how much I miss the natural world. Everything here is artificial--even the nature is artificial. And there is something to be said for that, and it works for some people I guess. Myself, though, I recently realized that I can't live out my life in a place where you can't see the stars at night.

Also, NYC will probably be the first place bombed in WWIII, which looks like it could be coming before too long--dig the news as pertains to the Russia situation.

Anyway.

The year is almost done, so I gotta start packing. It'll be sad to see my room stripped bare of all the things that have made it feel like home for the past eight months or so, but I'll know I'm headed to a place where I have people to make music with and good friends to be with. I still don't have a job lined up, but I'm always working on that. Christea is coming up to visit a few times, and I'm going to try to make it down to Baltimore at least twice. Everything in its right place.