…or is it, out of the saddle and sleeping in the ditch?
\nYesterday, I returned to Vancouver. I was welcomed by four members of
\nmy way-too-big family and we had a huge dinner with even more family
\nand friends, that night. I could barely stay up near the end, as I did
\nnot really get any sleep on the plane. At the time, I thought I might
\nas well watch the two movies they showed on the 8.5 hour flight from
\nTokyo.
\nToday, I woke up at 3pm. All of my clocks that are still set to Japan
\ntime say 3pm, tomorrow. Ironic. Things have changed, but not so much
\nthat I’m blown away or anything. My poor computer that I left in the
\nhands of my family needs some serious TLC. I will do that tomorrow,
\nmaybe.
\nI haven’t had the chance to get in touch with friends, yet…. they’re
\nbusy; unlike me. Let me see, I have no job, school, or plans of any
\nsort until September – when I start school once again. Yikes. Could I
\nactually get bored? This is entirely likely. I need to establish some
\nindependent goals. I have one in mind: make a simple computer game.
\nOnce I have something made (anything!), I can use it as a reference.
\nHopefully, for my next Co-Op position, I can get into a company that
\nmakes games….
\nI think I should switch my clocks to Vancouver time, now….<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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