Sushi and serenity

I think I forgot to mention, I really love it here. Even though I'm not sure it's my home anymore, I still feel a familiar comfort just reading the street signs, and I know that somehow I'll always be able to come back.

I went with my family to a conveyor belt sushi place this evening, and while the sushi wasn't overwhelmingly spectacular, the conveyor belt was quite exciting. More importantly, it was great to spend time with Mom and Mom's New(ish) Man and Auntie M and Auntie K before I leave. We went in search of the perfect ice cream, and then played Take Two, with which I am rapidly becoming obsessed. And spending my last night with my friends in our favorite divey diner really was the best end to this trip I can imagine.

I feel like when I go back I should throw away everything I own and dye my hair purple. But in reality it will be more like just one box of stuff and more of a medium brunette. I'm ok with that.