je suis retourné à Eugene
I have finally moved to Eugene, Oregon, and have been here for a little over one week. I really like the town so far, vis-à-vis the beauty and there is an awful lot to do. It's a big place, actually, so one will encounter the full spectrum of individuals from not so friendly to extremely jovial, super liberal vegans with tie-dye and dreadlocks to cowboy hat-wearing rednecks. I like the diversity.
Thus far, I have:
• accidentally taken my dog, Grace (she used to be mine, before my parents seized her, and now I am petsitting her for them while they travel), for a 5 mile walk.
• volunteered at the Steve Prefontaine Classic track & field meet, which got me free admission & a sweet dry-fit t-shirt, but I ended up cutting out early because nobody gave me anything to do. Cool to see all of those incredible athletes, however.
• worn myself out after just a 4 mile run, because my running stamina is embarrassing right now, which I do NOT understand.
• not gotten a job.
I feel like I am waiting for everything to start, which I am sure will come once I finally get my own job. I'll be really strapped financially until then. How the hell did this happen? I've had a good job for the past two years, and now I'm back in square 1.
Thus far, I have:
• accidentally taken my dog, Grace (she used to be mine, before my parents seized her, and now I am petsitting her for them while they travel), for a 5 mile walk.
• volunteered at the Steve Prefontaine Classic track & field meet, which got me free admission & a sweet dry-fit t-shirt, but I ended up cutting out early because nobody gave me anything to do. Cool to see all of those incredible athletes, however.
• worn myself out after just a 4 mile run, because my running stamina is embarrassing right now, which I do NOT understand.
• not gotten a job.
I feel like I am waiting for everything to start, which I am sure will come once I finally get my own job. I'll be really strapped financially until then. How the hell did this happen? I've had a good job for the past two years, and now I'm back in square 1.