between crazy and cozy
things have been pretty weird since i started school, with islands of hectic social life alternating with oceans of complete quiet. i can`t really make plans because i`m never sure how much time i do have, because i`m not disciplined enough to assess how long my reading/schoolwork will take me etc. so i end up promising to go to stuff, and then drowning in stress and self-pity later on. with a hangover too, if applicable. i want to be a good student! most of my stress is about trying to do things right, as a person who could afford, at her former job, to ...work pretty independently and without supervision, ha. also, i want to meet new people because this is my chance to meet new people! so i end up running around like a glassy-eyed puppy, and then rolling on the floor gasping and tearing my hair off.
i don`t know how illustrative these pictures will be for external observers, but this is what i have:
the party was very melanie: if it doesn`t have an outdoor space, lights and animals, it`s not a melanie party |
also: strictly veggies and tofu. take it or leave it. |
this was still summer - more than 2 weeks ago. hot enough to wear a top, cold enough to have to borrow a sweater when i left in the morning. previously that day, i had met up separately with 2 other people and gone places and watched a few episodes of animation and had a margarita for lunch and a beer for dinner. not wild, really, but hectic. and also it felt young and disconnected from my life. but on the other hand what isn`t , these days?
persian rose blossom tea at cafe aunja on sherbrooke, one of my possible homes from home. |
parc la fontaine, this sunday afternoon, right before the climate march started to move |
at parc jeanne mance. i think the rest of the crowd stayed there a bit after. |
even harder to mention or talk about: classes. i think most of them are going pretty well, i like my TESL group especially, but i do worry sometimes about how i must come across to them. we`ll cross that bridge maybe soon, when we apparently must.
so: next: denial. and bridge crossing.
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