As Far As I Can Tell


So I live in Chicago now. You�d think there would be tons to note in my journal, but yet I haven�t been. I�ve been too busy with just living in the city; so much to do. The apartment is great, the neighborhood is really nice and moped riding in the city is awesome.

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On Saturday Dan, Ana and Erin came and we all went to a show at the Fireside Bowl: Pretty Girls Make Graves. I hadn�t heard of them before, but I liked it. Unfortunately the construction on Fullerton caused a flat tire in Erin�s car on the way back to my house�making them drive all the way home on their donut spare. Every day I see cars with flat tires from that road, luckily their starting to re�pave it now.

Sunday, Meredith and I went with Ivo to see Amelie again at the Logan Theatre, which is a second run within walking distance of my house. Great as before; go see this movie if you haven�t. We discovered our local grocer too, �Tony�s”. Great produce section, and just a block from our apartment, it should handle all of our grocery needs. I�m starting to learn where all the stuff like that is here.

Monday, Jake was in town and we went moped riding around the neighborhood a little. It was pretty cool that he just showed up out of nowhere, and with his moped. At night we went and visited Maggie, Meredith�s friend who lives downtown in her mom�s apartment. It�s in one of those huge cylindrical apartment buildings next to The House of Blues. Their on the 52nd floor, and have a balcony with the best view that I�ve never seen of downtown Chicago.

Today my mom and sister were in town, and took Meredith and I out to lunch at Father and Son Pizza. They came to drop off some furniture for me and go to Ikea. I realized that I don�t really see my sister that often, and how creepily similar she is to my mom.

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Meredith is job hunting, and I�m trying to get some work for Copper done. I haven�t done any billable work in over three weeks, so I need to get down to business. Meredith is looking for a temp job, which seems to be hard to come by. Tonight she went in for an interview at a place where she would sell knives to people. The interview took over 2.5 hours, and she got the job, but she�s starting to reconsider how good it�d be. It�s one of those self motivational jobs where you might end up making very little depending on how things work out.

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I was just watching this Spanish talk show on TV. I couldn�t understand any of it, but behind the host�s head were a pair of audience members whose faces were totally covered in hair like some kind of beasts. I guess its part of the �werewolf� gene which is only known to effect a certain family in Mexico. It was crazy to see, and I kept thinking the show should be about them, but they were just audience members. Does anyone know more about this disease?

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In short, Chicago is awesome. More on the specifics on life here later, I�m going to get some sleep.


 

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