1 Week After
It has been almost 1 weeks since I have returned. I really do not know how I feel. That is the first question that people ask me. How am I suppose to feel? Sad? Happy? Seriously, my bed feels the same and the NYC atmosphere seems to be the same. I also came back to the same rainy cold weather. I dont know what people want as an answer. Maybe the next time somebody asks me this question, I could say that the recent return has put a squeeze on my pancreas. They may look at me in bewilderment at first, but then they will shake their head in agreement as they have no real response besides, "That's cool!"
In all honesty it is pleasant to be back. It is like I have my own apartment. My roommate is never home. He studies all day everyday. He is in Law school and I guess it is a lot of work. Study on Michael T! This gives me free access to the TV to enjoy Madden 2004, which by the way the greatest thing since slice bread. I love it. The playability and graphics are second to none. I am currenty in Mini Camp honing my skills to challeng Los Kiper because the whole time when I was backpacking all he would say is, "Come home and get this Madden ass whooping!" I guess he has the same sour taste in his mouth as I left him defeated, down while I crowned myself the 2003 champion amoungst my Madden peers. This also allows me to handle my business without interuption. Play my music loud, navigate the web, and do some research. One thing that I do notice that is different now from the time I left is simply that I now enjoy waking up at 8. I no longer have to drag myself out of bed knowing have to go deal with the man. Before I never knew what the day had in store, but more than likely it included me pulling my pants down, grabing my ankles and have the "Man" broomstick me. Today, I am able to walk smile and laugh at all those other sucker corporate type-A freaks taking it with no vaseline.
Tonight I am going to Car Bomb's pad with 6 cold ones as we watch GP, Mailman, Shaqalicious, and Kobe "I am Innocent" Bryant for the first time. Oh the simple things in life are great!