I finally got to get on a flight and head back home. I am beyond excited about this-time-around and I believe the universe is backing me up on that feeling. Before even leaving my seat, I watched my luggage being the first to leave the aircraft and when I stepped out to pick up my car at the rental place, a small sign on the pavement made my heart flip.
Hardly home for 2 hours, hubbie and I headed out to play with our friends and before we knew it hours passed, more and more friends gathered and it was a perfect little welcome back party that carried from one party to a bar to a rooftop. All along smiling. Waking up the next morning was not even a challenge. We got in the rental and headed to Montauk for an off season scroll on the beach. Pure serenity. The following morning, Monday caught up with us and we drove into the city to drop Jelsen off at work. Hours later I joined more buddies at a wine tasting event on Fulton. Brooklyn and my Brooklynites... How I've missed you. We have a lot of catching up to do, but I'm on it! Just gimme a moment to prove it now, will ya!
Last night was a good time. I rode in more cabs in that one night than i did in all of last month!
'Twas all obviously worth it.
Check out some clips from Julian Hibbard's 'Noir A to Z' exhibition @ the Ivy Brown Gallery - which is an incredible gallery space. This was my first time there....
I also got to see a few good folks that have been far too busy to be seen [ highly commendable, of course ].
Rodney said it best, "...the people who still have jobs...are working for themselves AND those that just lost their jobs. The amount of work hasnt diminished - just the hands that do it..."