Travel gives me a lot of time to think, the planes, the airports, the queues. And the jetlag - there's no lonelier time than four in the morning, wherever you happen to be. Probably clear from my last post that I've had a lot to think about, lately. Still going to have to be enigmatic and elusive (sorry!), ...
adventures, chaos, life, loss, travel
I travel completely chaotically. Most of the time I can't remember where I'm staying (yay for free wifi at airports), I almost never exchange currency in advance, and I would never dream of arriving the "recommended" three hours before an international flight. The thing is, I know it will never be as awful as taking the boat from ...
Last night, I was on the phone to my friend whilst I was pottering about unpacking my apartment, and he said: "Have you taken anything? You've not been happy like this without meds in a while" (To clarify, I have strong painkillers because of wrenching my shoulder in February - which is still causing me pain) I hadn't ...
Last week, I wrote that things have been a little bonkers lately. I have not spent seven days straight in Ottawa since the start of August and I'm stressed, discombobulated, and overwhelmed. Normally, I figure things about by writing about them. Lots of work on? How can I be more organized/better at delegating/manage my time most effectively? ...
Last week, I returned to Canada and signed and sent in my offer letter from Google. Then, 3 days later I rushed off to Kitchener to find an apartment. Because I didn't get a TA at uOttawa (stupid union, and yes, I have noticed the irony and hilarity of - offer from Google, no TA from ...
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