In any case, someone told me what seems to be applicable to many things; if you can stop, stop. Only do the things that you are so eager to do, that you cannot stop yourself. So I haven't written anything. Not so much because I didn't want to, but because I feel that what I have to say is not indispensable or will contribute to anything. But I am here again because I have an urge to write, and although I have no clarity as to what, (or why) I will begin trying to use my words to figure things out in my mind and for anyone who cares to read.
A lot has changed since I thought it be wise to put an English degree to practice. I am now in lawyer school to make my use of the word not only my most treasured skill, (if any) but rather my tool to earn a living, while hopefully making an impact in some issues that matter to me.
The times we live in and the things that we've now grown accustomed to are normally the things that I feel like writing about, but I will try to make it a bit more personal.
For instance, at the moment I feel inadequate in this new environment that I have placed myself in. San Francisco is no doubt lovely but yet daunting to me for being almost entirely unknown. I have a compilation in my head of a few observations of Californians that have stuck out to me since I've moved here, but much more research is due to merit a post. The feelings that go along finding yourself in a new city alone and starting over again is also something I would like to explore through these vernaculars of meaning... sorry, I'm being too dramatic. I shall stop for now, and I hope to be here soon again, with something to say, instead of writing of how I have something to say and end up not writing about it. But that is part of the process, too, right?