out of touch
I had a dream the other night that my friend from Scotland came to visit me by attaching himself to an e-mail. I wish it were so easy to stay in touch with faraway friends. The people I'm closest to seem to be the ones furthest away now, and though I think of them often I am horrible at actually keeping in touch.
Here's what's been going on in my life for the past couple of months.
In February I turned 26, and at work we finally launched build.ca, the fruit of our many-month labors.
In March I went on a Sacramento food tour with Justin and his parents, and we finally introduced them to my mom. She and his mom got along like two peas in a pod, just like I thought they would.
In April I ran a 5k race, my first, and I won second place in my age group. A victory I was proud of, although in the interests of complete honesty, there were only three ladies in my age group. I also learned to dance the foxtrot, the waltz, the tango, and the west coast swing.
Somewhere in all of this, I don't remember when, I finished my playthrough of Mass Effect 3. It left me emotionally ragged. Never before has a game gotten me so thoroughly, personally invested. I find myself missing it still, because even though the feels were bad, it made me feel so much.
Here's what's been going on in my life for the past couple of months.
In February I turned 26, and at work we finally launched build.ca, the fruit of our many-month labors.
In March I went on a Sacramento food tour with Justin and his parents, and we finally introduced them to my mom. She and his mom got along like two peas in a pod, just like I thought they would.
In April I ran a 5k race, my first, and I won second place in my age group. A victory I was proud of, although in the interests of complete honesty, there were only three ladies in my age group. I also learned to dance the foxtrot, the waltz, the tango, and the west coast swing.
Somewhere in all of this, I don't remember when, I finished my playthrough of Mass Effect 3. It left me emotionally ragged. Never before has a game gotten me so thoroughly, personally invested. I find myself missing it still, because even though the feels were bad, it made me feel so much.