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September 14, 2006
Back, or why I like travel

I had a good time in Atlanta. I learned a lot in the training and got to know two co-workers better. But for me, the best part was that I got to be Cool Career Chick. Wake up call! Read the paper over coffee in the hotel lobby. Work. Hit the hotel gym. Dinner, out, with beverages!

In Atlanta, I felt at peace. I felt things were where they were supposed to be.

I got on the plane to come back, and I could feel the anger and rage building. The flight was delayed, and I realized that no one knew or cared when I was supposed to land. On my way to a meeting, I cried in the car. (I do most of my crying in the car. I do not know why.)

I see myself differently at home. I don't see myself as successful, or cool, or interesting. I am all of those things when I travel. I think that's why I am looking forward to Gainesville. I get to be a better version of me.


Comments

Woah! Lots has happened since I last had a chance to stop by. I feel (felt?) the same way when I was gone this summer and then again when I changed towns. But that feeling of contentment is passing. Which sucks.
Posted by lastewie at September 15, 2006 11:34 AM


I cared!
Posted by Mom at September 15, 2006 12:33 PM


If by "no one" you mean "no boyfriend", I've had that same feeling. But my friends would know or care if only I'd shared the info with them. Hang in there and try to always visualise yourself as "successful, or cool, or interesting", cause you are, regardless of what some dweebie guy might do to make you think otherwise!
Posted by Janet at September 15, 2006 01:20 PM


I agree with Janet - you know that there are those of us that feel the same way -- but you are cool, successful, confident, smart, you just have to remember that you are!!! Or I'll just have to call you frequently to remind you that you are!
Posted by Angela at September 17, 2006 05:56 PM



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