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Fuck you, for making me feel this way. says:
que sueñes con los angeles
I think this pretty much sums up what I miss about Chile. For the most part. Kind of. If you don't understand it buy yourself a Spanish dictionary and a hint: the subjunctive tense. :) Minus his funny little screen name. I miss my little Diego.
New record: two drinks purchased for my consumption by two different males in less than ten minutes. No boobage necessary?
So, after a convo with my cousin the possiblity of moving to New York has once again become...well, doable. So, do I move to New York and pretty much give up on Buenos Aires? Because I'm being honest with myself and acknowledging that if I move to New York one aspect or another of a settled life in an awesome city will prevent me from leaving the country for a significant amount of time unless I do awesomely on the State Department test which I am seriously considering taking. Or, do I move home for six months or so and then spend a minimum of six months in Buenos Aires? My main winning point on the latter, aside from the obvious, is that if I DON'T do it NOW, I might never do it and then spend the rest of my life wondering what if? What ifs suck, and I want to avoid them, which is why I'm contemplating biting the bullet and spending another six months without a respectable adult life so I can continue my international Peter Pan existence.
Hmm.
que sueñes con los angeles
I think this pretty much sums up what I miss about Chile. For the most part. Kind of. If you don't understand it buy yourself a Spanish dictionary and a hint: the subjunctive tense. :) Minus his funny little screen name. I miss my little Diego.
New record: two drinks purchased for my consumption by two different males in less than ten minutes. No boobage necessary?
So, after a convo with my cousin the possiblity of moving to New York has once again become...well, doable. So, do I move to New York and pretty much give up on Buenos Aires? Because I'm being honest with myself and acknowledging that if I move to New York one aspect or another of a settled life in an awesome city will prevent me from leaving the country for a significant amount of time unless I do awesomely on the State Department test which I am seriously considering taking. Or, do I move home for six months or so and then spend a minimum of six months in Buenos Aires? My main winning point on the latter, aside from the obvious, is that if I DON'T do it NOW, I might never do it and then spend the rest of my life wondering what if? What ifs suck, and I want to avoid them, which is why I'm contemplating biting the bullet and spending another six months without a respectable adult life so I can continue my international Peter Pan existence.
Hmm.