not too shabby

Filled in for a tigers game, ate amazing Greek food, met new friends, said goodbye to old ones, got my first flat bike tire, played Frisbee in the reflection pool, and finished it off watching "I Love You, Man". This weekend was pure spontaneity just the way I like it. Although everything didn't go the way I planned it could't have been better. Being in Ann Arbor year round for the past 5 years had me hating this place and longing for home, but after a big vay-kay in the Chi, it's not that much better than I had it in AA.
Don't get me wrong though, home was definately amazing, but in the midst of hating and comparing I guess didn't realize how schweet my Michigan experiences (both good and bad) really were.

Verdict?

Ann Arbor = not too shabby

yet another transition

Man that summer went by real quick. So much has happened but honestly I'm to lazy to mention everything and when posts get long the don't get read. Time with the family was great but still not enough, I'm beginning think that all families are at least partially dysfunctional and when people mention some "model" family, they have a nasty and gritty underbelly.
My minds been like a bomb straight up, and ideas, hobbies, plans, and such have been exploding every which way and I've only just begun to hone it back down. Speaking of which, never though I'd get into fixed gear but I was looking for a bike to get me onto campus (now that I live off campus) and at that exact moment in time Baekkyoung teetered me towards getting a fixie. So yea I guess I'll be doing 2 things this year.

1. Guitar
2. Biking everywhere

I think I calculated that if I ride 150 miles (practically) I pay for the bike with saved gas money. Dropped a lot of dough on the bike (although to bikers it's maad cheap) and it's coming in tomorrow so I'm excited. So if anyone wants to RIIIIIDE while the weather is NIIICE call me up.


*Prototype of what I kinda want the bike to look like in the future.