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I got a lot of advice on how to deal with the re-entry blues, but I couldn't avoid them. I didn't realize Boulder would be the same place. I was shocked to find I was the same person. It feels like I was gone a couple weeks. I'm stunned by how quickly and naturally I've resumed old ways.
In Africa I thought about all the vintage things I'd do when I got home. Most of those things have disappointed. It's an unexpected mix of new/wondrous and old/stalwart things that delight:
Self-serve frozen yogurt
Meditation
Meeting new people
Gotye
Of Monsters And Men
Game of Thrones Season II
Beer
Running
Survivor
Dogs
Hiking
Agricola
Cheese
Game of Thrones
I panicked for a week. It felt like the walls were closing in, that inexorable forces were making me into something terrifying that I've always been. But there are differences. I do have the power to change some things. It's a mesmerizing battle between old and new, what I do now and what I thought in Africa I should be doing now. I don't always know which side to root for.
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Don't forget about the new season of the Bachelorette! It will be the most dramatic season ever!
So glad to have you back.
Toob,
Welcome back, I'm excited to see you in a few days. We may have to play some VTG or agric or something. Also, whoever built that trail in the foreground of your photo did a marvelous job.
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