Well, it has been so long since I have written that I don't even know where to begin.   Let me just give a quick overview:
I spent last week in PA, visiting my family for a celebration of birthdays.  My nephew is now 2 years old and... alas... I am 25.  But I had a very fun birthday celebration, complete with "fwimming" in my nephew's inflatible pool (his invitation was: "Ah-Jo? Ah-fwim!" before running out onto the deck!)  I also got some really cool stuff for the new apartment.
For my birthday from one of my sisters, I got to go out at midnight and purchase the last Harry Potter novel, and I loved it!  Very satisfactory end to the series.  I was completely wrong on the majority of my theories, but I loved it nonetheless.  Three cheers for Jo Rowling!  I did not expect it to end as happily as it did.  More on that in a later post, I'm sure.
After returning overnight to Tennessee I headed off on another out-of-state venture to Lawrenceville, GA, to see the Medieval Times Dinner Theater.  Man, was it incredible!  If it's the month of your birthday, you get to go free.  I would highly recommend it.  Quite entertaining, excellent food,"A Knight to Remember" as they say.
So, now that all my fun and travels are over, I reluctantly return to work and "normal" life for a few days, and next week I'll spend moving into the new place.  Hopefully it will be a place where I can truly make a new start.  I am in desperate need of a fresh perspective, a change of routine, a new lifestyle entirely.  I hope I have what it takes to make that happen.
That's all for now.  Wish me luck at work tonight!
Stream of Unconscious
Often I wake in the middle of the night with thoughts and visions that must be written. A lot of it may seem like mere rambling, but I am a born writer; I need to see what happens to my words once they stare back at me from the pages of my computer screen. Since I am ususally more than half-asleep when this happens, I jokingly entitled the original document: "Stream of Unconscious." Now that I am finally starting to publish in a blog (as so many people have suggested I should do!), I thought the title remained appropriate.
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Good luck on everything. Have you finished Harry yet?
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