HomeI've been home for nearly 24 hours.
Nothing can make you feel more appreciative for your country or for your lifestyle than traveling to a lesser developed tropical nation.
Climbing up the steps of the 16th and Mission Bart Station I asked the Sun, "Is that all you got?" Its rays were comfortable and warming, not punishing, as they can be near the equator.
The beggars seemed less intrusive, the streets quieter, and the burritos tastier than ever.
Joe, the owner of the market downstairs, said, "Long time no see!"
It's good to miss and to feel missed.
Nothing can make you feel more appreciative for your country or for your lifestyle than traveling to a lesser developed tropical nation.
Climbing up the steps of the 16th and Mission Bart Station I asked the Sun, "Is that all you got?" Its rays were comfortable and warming, not punishing, as they can be near the equator.
The beggars seemed less intrusive, the streets quieter, and the burritos tastier than ever.
Joe, the owner of the market downstairs, said, "Long time no see!"
It's good to miss and to feel missed.
posted by c. @ 12:20 PM
3 Comments:
At 12:49 AM,
Dern said…
The missing part is good....still not entirely sold on the neverending encroaching signs....
Welcome Back Man.
At 5:28 PM,
Anonymous said…
ok, you've been back. come on, start writing again.
actually the documentation of your travel was great. it's nice to live vicariously through you. sadly, you seem to have given up on yacking on the sidewalk and picking up boys/girls.
i don't need another vicarious old-person life. i've got one of those already. anywho, post post!post!
At 1:58 AM,
c. said…
glad your still reading tim. yeah, less of the drunken playboy lifestyle these days. i'm mixing it up in other ways. see the new post on my new job.
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