The most pertinent fact to be gleaned from this post is that I have left Texas permanently. Yea me!
The good:
Aside from leaving Texas, I am happily back in the Pacific Northwest and have more or less re-settled into my normal routine.
I got to see the touring production of "Wicked" in San Antonio before we left. It was incredible.
We haven't finished unpacking yet; but so far, none of my stuff has been lost, misplaced or ruined.
I will get to attend Conflikt in January and will (hopefully) see Tom Smith perform.
In getting reacquainted with my computer, I discovered music recording software and, accordingly, recorded music.
I got to spend a week on the farm with the grandparents which is always fun and interesting.
The new house is big and quite comfortable. We haz internet and computers!
It has rained nearly every day since I arrived.
I bought a new comic book today.
The bad:
I had very limited internet access for nearly three weeks and missed my internet friends and shows very much.
It is painful to watch strangers pack up all my family's belongings - even though I knew we'd get them back.
I can't find anything.
I only know where a few of my CDs are.
Change.
The moving process took a long, long time. And it is the process that really bugs me.
I registered for public school classes today (after an 8 year break). Granted, I'm only going to take band so I can learn the saxophone, but public school is a concept I still have a lot of trouble accepting.
Nobody delivers pizza to the island. You have to meet them in the middle of the bridge.
The neutral zone:
Still, despite the good and the bad, I made it here and that's all that matters.
Gear