A semi-permanent state of Christmas morning-ness
I think I'm somewhat ridiculously over-excited about moving back to Japan. I'll be there in two weeks.
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Friday, August 22, 2008
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2 Comments:
Considering the circumstances, I think your excitement is well-motivated and understandable.
Being on the edge of starting a new life is always exciting. It was for me, too, when I first came here. I used to think about the potential that was in front of me all the time once T. and I made the decision to come back and live here.
That's exactly it. It's like starting over. Not that there's anything wrong with 'this' life, but having a blank canvas, like you say, gives one a great feeling of potential!
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