On Moving to Cambridge

...well, Girton at any rate. If you know the area at all, Girton isn't really in Cambridge proper, but in the grand scheme of things it certainly counts. It's a suburb of Cambridge, kind of like how Galt is a suburb of the Canadian version of Cambridge. If that makes any sense. It's like Beachville is to Woodstock, or Ostrander to Tillsonburg; it's about that far away from the center. A simple 5 minute bus ride and I'm in the heart of it all. It's a hell of a lot closer than I was, and I'm enjoying every second of it, thus far. It is a million times more convienient, and I feel as if I have my own life now. I also don't dread coming home, because I feel like an unwelcome guest. I've only been here a few days, and I already feel more welcomed than I did at the last place. It was just too bizarre at the old house, and the more I'm out of there the more I see that.

Anyways, I'll comment more later, on my move and being closer to Cambridge. Hopefully this move will signal a change in my personal life, and maybe my blogs will reflect less negativity.

Cheers.