bluecadet

I've now arrived in Austin, hence the changes. I can step outdoors here and be happy that I did, I love the city and I love the people. I've made about as many friends in the last 2 weeks as I had in the last 5 years back in Joh-juh. Things are good...I don't have a job yet, but I've only been searching for the last few days so my hopes are still high. There's alot of cool places to work here actually, it's just that most of those spots are filled. Worst comes to worst theres always something like Office Max (who are taking in the damned as of right now), but thats not until I completely surrender. Regardless, I don't have to worry about rent since I have a position that entitles me a free place to stay with no utilities and free cable internet. I basically don't do much of anything in return other than provide piece of mind, apparently me sleeping in this apartment which is inside this building lets the person who owns it sleep better, even though most nights I don't get home until 2 am or so. So here I am, glad that the journeys over, one that took about 17 hours. There's really alot of nice country to look at along the way, that is if it's not obscured by a confederate flag. Here's a picture of I-35, somewhere in Mississippi. Noowhere.