04 June 2006

The most interesting part of city life so far is Public Transportation. You can get anywhere by combination of bus, el, and on foot. The CTA must have rocket scientists on call 24 hours a day, and it can get complicated, but its frigging amazing. It's weird never really having to use a car very much, when all my life I am used to having a car. Its just....different. I haven't had much time even in this week off to actually explore the city, just because of trying to get utilities taken care of, old bills, DMV trips, blah blah blah, that I have been looking forward just to relax in the apartment for a few hours about now. There is also an abundance of crazy shops and places to eat and explore, and they are all pretty damn delicious. And the nightlife is outstanding, anywhere you wanna go is here. Wanna go sit in the shadows at a local pub? Done. Wanna go listen to DJ A, and then want to kill the people that mess with her sound levels? Done. Wanna go see some frat-tastic action and have some beer poured on ya? Done. :) So all in all I am optimistic, and I think that this place will begin to grow on me as soon as I can grow a sense of direction and find good parking :) More to come, trust me.
I felt like I drank 60 corona's the other night. It seemed like buckets were just appearing. Glad you guys finally made it up. Sucks about the parking but that seems to be the general consensus up here. Here read this again pay special attention to having good karma with parking. Good luck with the new job... I swear if I see one friggin blog about how much you hate your job...Loooook at me! Like a chicken bone!
congrats on making it to the big city....might have to look you up this augest when I am in town
Don't let the parking situation get to you. My advice would be set to set up a small shrine at home devoted entirely to The Parking Gods and worship it fanatically, remembering the love in times of need.
make time for me sometime in august 2-5 bleeoch
today's word: wyeshwi