Well, I've moved.

Kinda sorta.

I still have to go back and move some more stuff.

This sucks man.

I don't know if I'm happy, or not happy, if things will work out or whether I'll still feel like this in a couple months.

I miss Philly.

Not really, but kinda. I miss some things about living in such a diverse area. And I miss things that I worked really hard to get used to. When in Rome, right? So now I say "soda" and it's a "tore" not a "tewer" when you go on tour. And when I pulled down the beach background, I asked if the kids had been to the shore. Duh, we don't have a shore here, we have a smelly Lake Erie beach. Which looks pretty in photos, I might add, but still.

I miss everything that I had gotten used to, good and bad.

The commute is awesome right now though; takes 15 minutes I don't even SEE another car usually until I get one minute (literally) from work. It's all fields and farms until you get into the shopping area. It's nice not to have a traffic light every ten yards.

But I still...miss it.

I ran the highest average both days I worked, much to the grumpiness of everyone else. The way they shoot is funky. It's just weird looking, some of the stuff they do, and I don't like it. I prefer to shoot the way the company wants us to shoot. I don't think this other stuff looks better.

I think I'm just tired, and that's why I'm down.

I really hope it gets better soon though.

Maybe I'll go take a bath.

Change is hard. You'll get used to it again and then all will be well. But you know that already.

Hey you. You'll get through it. Moving is always hard (trust me I've been moving once a year for 6 years). Anywho, I'll be home for labor day weekend if you want to go do something. I have Theresa's Birthday party on Friday and I am going to hang out with another friend during the day either Saturday or Sunday so my nights are open. Let me know if you can do something.

I'm sure once you get settled into a routine, everything will be OK. Naturally, you'll never forget Philly, but I'm sure you'll get more used to your new home a little every day.