The Search for My E.U. Passport.

Cinco de Mayo, among other things.

Well, it’s the 5th of May.

This day always makes me think of senior year of high school, which then inevitably makes me think of how happy I am that it is no longer senior year of high school.  It’s the stupid markers of time (like Cinco de Mayo 2007) which make you realize just how much happens in a three-year period.  Wild.

Today I took my first final, which was very much so a joke.  I’m grateful for that.  I then went to the gym, which was PACKED around lunchtime, and I felt uncomfortable being around all the people of the grown-up working world.  Then I went to Starbucks.  Then I ran errands.  I went to the Apple store on Regent, and then I went to buy a suitcase because (surprise!) I don’t have enough room to lug all my junk around.

And it all felt quite normal.  And I felt like I lived here.  And I leave London in a wee bit over 48 hours.  I sometimes feel like my life is kind of nomadic nowadays, like I’m always changing location.  I don’t mind it all the time, but it’s hard to settle down and let the roots grow when you’re always thinking on a semester schedule.  But then, there are worse things than thinking on a semester schedule.

A lot has happened this semester.  And now it’s time to move on again.  And find another coffee place in another town… at least until June 12.