It's been at times bizarre, stunning, comforting, fulfilling, tiring, and relaxing.
But mostly it has felt like I'm living here again (with the corollary of that being that I will continue to live here), so I think my confused senses will get a wake up call (in more ways than one) when I board the Eurostar tomorrow at 6:45 (that would be A.M. my friends, a brotha's gotta save himself 20 euros when he can save himself 20 euros) and head off to the United Kingdom.
This last month or so has been a somewhat awkward transition from life in Seattle, to a short stint of life in Colorado, then adjusting to life again here in Paris. I've never really felt settled since I left Seattle, and just as I'm beginning to feel that here, I'm off again. So I hope 3.5 months at Oxford will give me a bit more time to get my bearings and truly live in the now and the here.
But until then, I'm enjoying one last day of Paris and people I love dearly.
I had a dream where you were in vitro fertilized with someone else's baby so that Alyssa and I could adopt it. You carried the baby and had a C-section. Everything went great.
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Come back and settle in Colorado. Or I could come to the Ancient Ram Inn with you, whichever you prefer.
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