December Mode
Less than 48 hours after setting foot in New York's Kennedy Airport, I find myself in San Francisco's International Airport. It's been a quick trip (as just about everyone has told me) but totally worth it. I managed to find a bunch of my running shirts and the 2 Harry Potter books I own (I actually am not sure which ones - I'm pretty sure it's 5 and 6 as I think 7 got left in Ecuador) to bring back. Spent yesterday eating with family, then eating with friends and spent most of today drinking coffee up and down the peninsula before eating some more with family.
I suppose we're officially in December mode now. I don't really count Black Friday as a holiday (or a day really), but it's interesting to see people's perspectives on what's coming up. For one, I (and most of my family) feel like a total glutton. Honestly folks? Never gonna eat again. One of my co-workers points out (sagely, I might add) that, while it's dark in the morning and dark at night (at least in New York), it's also the time of year when people (New Yorkers) are friendliest to each other. Which is a pretty sweet deal, I think...
I suppose we're officially in December mode now. I don't really count Black Friday as a holiday (or a day really), but it's interesting to see people's perspectives on what's coming up. For one, I (and most of my family) feel like a total glutton. Honestly folks? Never gonna eat again. One of my co-workers points out (sagely, I might add) that, while it's dark in the morning and dark at night (at least in New York), it's also the time of year when people (New Yorkers) are friendliest to each other. Which is a pretty sweet deal, I think...