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Monday, Dec. 02, 2002 - 10:53 P.M. I've just spent hours, and I mean hours, searching for the charger for my MiniDisc player. My room is spotless, every nook and cranny has been thoroughly searched. It's still nowhere to be found. I had it earlier tonight, this much I know. Where it is now is anybody's guess. This is a typical Erica-ism. A few years ago, I bought some pot for myself. It was the only time I've ever bought weed alone and it was lovely. For a few nights, I sat around my room laughing and listening to music. I made yummy treats and I fell asleep feeling warm and fuzzy. On the third night, I put the little baggy somewhere noting that, it would be safe where I hid it. You know where this is going, right? I never saw the pot again. That was the night I officially became "The Stoner Who Gets So High That She Forgets Where She Hides The Stash." SO typical! I suppose the evening wasn't entirely wasted since my room is now so clean and luverly. It's snowing outside and I'm cuddled up beaneath my new bright blue fleece blanket. There's an Idian Chai sented candle burning on my nightstand, Luna on the stereo, and I'm having a night cap. Ahhhhhh, bliss. Earlier tonight though, I was quite stressed out. I realized how quickly time is passing and, despite how wonderful I find this realization, it also makes me incredibly nervous. I leave for England eight weeks from today. That means that eight weeks from this moment, I will be stiing on a plan more than half way to Heathrow airport. That's 56 days from now. I have 30 days left of work. Between now and January 27th, I also have one birthday (I'll be 25 on December 28th), Christmas, and New Year's to look forward to. I'll spend 12 days at with my parents over the holidays, and another week with them right before my departure. AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH! I'M MOVING TO ENGLAND! I think I'll keep having these moments until I actually land on British soil and see Lee there ready to greet me. Until then, I fully expect to have ocassional freak outs. It's not that I'm nervous in an "Oh my God, I doubt my decision and I am scared" kind of way. It's more in an "AH! This is the most amazing thing I've ever done with my life and I'm so excited at the prospect of all that is to come" kind of way. I know that this is totally normal and that's why it's not making me too concerned. It doesn't stop the fact that earler this evening found me dancing around my apartment with ideas, and possible senarios racing through my head. I'm full of positive manic energy, and I'm loving it. I have my passport(s), I have my tickets, I'm eligable for work, I'm eligable for health care, Lee is currently apartment hunting, and I'll have a nice amount of cash stashed away by the time I leave. I'm almost ready. Bring it! ;) Good Things Bout My Thanksgiving Holiday
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