I feel so alive - it's amazing. I got home early - at about 4:15. I had to wait a bit for a bus, actually, because buses don't run frequently in the early afternoon (2:30-ish)! A mice rehearsal was canceled that was supposed to be from 2:45-3:45, and as there were no other classes to be taken, I headed home. I got a bus at about 3:15 and there were only 30 passengers. It was nice to ride in actual daylight (albeit an overcast sky) and notice landmarks of the route - and other people outside. Walking, talking, waiting for school buses, children playing outside - I could actually feel connected to the outside world - or should I say, human (sad as it may seem)! Interesting sensation.
Once I got home, I was actually walking in daylight still. It was very invigorating. I'm so used waking up in the dark and coming home in the dark that this was a sharp and noticeable contrast to my usual routine. And once in awhile, that's really nice! It's a luxury to be home this early - now it's dark and 5:15, so the daylight magic is kind of gone, but at least I have a whole evening ahead of me! Time to eat dinner and do laundry, and then make sure I'm all ready for tomorrow. I have a really long day ahead of me tomorrow - we get out at 6:15, unfortunately. I need to catch a train home for Thanksgiving tomorrow evening (and psych up for braving the crowds & chaos!). So why does it have to get dark so early?! But it was a nice day and afternoon.
Happy Thanksgiving! What are you thankful for?
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