It's 8am on Sunday - two days before I take off. Obviously the fact that I'm leaving for good has not hit me at all and I'm all oblivious to how hard it will be once I go back. Last few days in Ithaca have been "ideal," as the current lack of responsiblities and obligations has completely filtered everything else out and only left me with those activities that I truly enjoy and would devote all my free time to. I've been pretty much looking up things online, taking photos and adjusting them in Photoshop, running outdoors, cooking, staying in bed as long as I want, going to Just a Taste, Ithaca Farmer's Market, walking around campus, thinking, and watching Matt and Neil play God of War on PS2. One reviewer from a games magazine wrote "... my wife would not let me play without her presence." Haha, that's exactly what happened for the past thirty-something hours.Sunday, June 17, 2007
Last few days in Ithaca
It's 8am on Sunday - two days before I take off. Obviously the fact that I'm leaving for good has not hit me at all and I'm all oblivious to how hard it will be once I go back. Last few days in Ithaca have been "ideal," as the current lack of responsiblities and obligations has completely filtered everything else out and only left me with those activities that I truly enjoy and would devote all my free time to. I've been pretty much looking up things online, taking photos and adjusting them in Photoshop, running outdoors, cooking, staying in bed as long as I want, going to Just a Taste, Ithaca Farmer's Market, walking around campus, thinking, and watching Matt and Neil play God of War on PS2. One reviewer from a games magazine wrote "... my wife would not let me play without her presence." Haha, that's exactly what happened for the past thirty-something hours.
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