Bloggery in Absentia

I haven't been around, possibly because I've been afraid to write something that might screw up a good thing. For once I decided to fight my instincts and stay put because I was in what seemed to be the ideal space: loving, practical, fun, and devoid of drama. I still miss it. Or maybe I wasn't writing because I had no impotent angst to plaster upon the internet. Either way, it's over now because I can't be satisfied with a good thing. My attention span ever wanes and I'm looking for what's next. This will probably kill me eventually.

Enough.

In slightly less dreary news, I'm traveling again. I've decided to postpone my hunt for a new abode indefinitely and redirect the funds I would have spent on better housing towards plane tickets to exotic destinations. This week I went to the Bay.

San Francisco was a bit of a mixed bag. It was pleasant meeting a few new people and connecting with old friends I haven't seen in a while, but as for the city itself I was left wanting. Except for the last day here the weather gods seemed to be on an epic bender and flooded the streets with water, wind and a complete disregard for my desire to explore. Explore I did though when the high waters momentarily receded, and I walked my happy ass all over the Castro, Mission, and Haight districts. Granted that's not a huge portion of the city and I've visited them all before, but venturing too far from the hotel without a foghorn and life preserver seemed foolhardy. Everyone assured me that it had been 65 and sunny for weeks before I showed up. It appears that as I prepare to leave the weather gods are ready to lift their embargo on fun. Who run San Francisco?

Boy howdy, my writing muscle is seriously atrophied. Expect me to exercise it more frequently.

Please feel free to leave suggestions in the comments for places I can go galavanting. I figure I'm saving 700-1000 bucks on rent so that's my travel budget. Yes I am still terrible with money. However, I make a metric fuck ton of it now so go screw. Foreign destinations are as welcome as US cities, parks, etc. Where do/would you like to go? Live vicariously through me.