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I'm back. I'm alive. Boulder was great. The idea of my moving there was raised a couple of times, and I could definitely see it happening. Not to say that it will, but that it's not completely out of the question. I don't know anything about the fannish (and particularly gaming) community out there, though, and it's far from a lot of friends...
Things keep happening in the last week that are reminding me of people in a way that makes me nostalgic/wistful. Which has caused me to notice that some people it's just pleasant to be reminded of, some it's a mixture of that nice feeling and a kind of sadness connected with them, and at least one I pretty much just feel sad. This latter is rather frustrating. I think thinking about who causes which reaction is giving me a better understanding of what people are talking about when they extol the virtues of "closure", though. Perhaps.
I kind of want to say something about religious services (I had a really positive experience in Boulder), but I'm having trouble framing in written word what it was that I appreciated so much about this particular service. Maybe I'll figure it out later...
People seemed to find my last (admittedly cryptic, because I didn't want to announce anything prematurely) post confusing. Or, rather, I think from the comments I received that people thought it was about a topic part of this post is about. I hope I'm striking a good balance in this post between wanting to be direct about what's on my mind and explicitly not wanting to name names. I think most of you know this by now, but I'm usually quite willing to elaborate on whatever's on my mind privately.
Things keep happening in the last week that are reminding me of people in a way that makes me nostalgic/wistful. Which has caused me to notice that some people it's just pleasant to be reminded of, some it's a mixture of that nice feeling and a kind of sadness connected with them, and at least one I pretty much just feel sad. This latter is rather frustrating. I think thinking about who causes which reaction is giving me a better understanding of what people are talking about when they extol the virtues of "closure", though. Perhaps.
I kind of want to say something about religious services (I had a really positive experience in Boulder), but I'm having trouble framing in written word what it was that I appreciated so much about this particular service. Maybe I'll figure it out later...
People seemed to find my last (admittedly cryptic, because I didn't want to announce anything prematurely) post confusing. Or, rather, I think from the comments I received that people thought it was about a topic part of this post is about. I hope I'm striking a good balance in this post between wanting to be direct about what's on my mind and explicitly not wanting to name names. I think most of you know this by now, but I'm usually quite willing to elaborate on whatever's on my mind privately.
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