A few years ago, I moved cities. I started a blog as a way to keep in touch with the people I left behind; as a way to record, for myself, those little things that fade over time; and because I like words and writing. And, well, maybe also because I like the arms-length drip feed of attention that comes with blogging.
Then I stopped, for a while. A bit over a year. And I missed it. So here I am again, tapping out the words for you, Gentle Reader.
Where we are today:
- I live in a studio. You have to say it Amerrkan-style, stoo-dee-oh. It sounds more innercity that way. Then you can distract yourself from the idea that the entire house is one room. Or, alternatively, that I sleep in my loungeroom. But hey, I’ve got a kitchen in my bedroom!
- I share my one room with the Architect. He’ll probably be a recurring character in this here blog. He’s tall, dark and handsome.
- I work in a tall building in the city which has seen better days. I have one of those fairly standard jobs where I sit at a computer and tap words out and talk to people and I have a boss and a team and go to meetings. I used to really love my job. Then I really hated it. Now I am broadly ambivalent about it. I’m working on remembering that it’s not my whole life.
That’s all for now. I might let the rest of it filter through as we go, eh?
Oh, ps, I’m new to wordpress. Expect muckups.