fish in the city

I have arrived.

It was funny, in that sort of, why-am-I-acting-like-such-a-doofus way, how hard it was for me to leave my apartment this morning. Roommate and I didn’t say goodbye (we practice avoidance as a household religion), but I sure had a long parting with Kitten. My Girl E had to help things along and talk me into her car.

Just pretend you’re going on vacation, she said.

Then, to get on that train. To have the patience to sit still for three and a half hours (I snoozed through Connecticut). And then to arrive at Penn Station and think, This is it.

I have arrived.

And I have already learned some fundamental New York City lessons. Not the least of which being how many times the little red hand blinks before you’re pushing your luck in the crosswalk.

I start work in something like 10 hours. TEN HOURS. Ten. Sigh. So, in order to avoid a big bitch slap from Brian, I’ll just get to the part where I convince myself that I am invincible.

I have arrived and this is really going to be great.

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