During the various phases of “Operation: Alice’s Move to New York City”, I had felt confident and fearless. All of the doors to my housing and job situations were opening and falling into place and I knew that this move was meant to be.
So my attempts to join a softball team for the Fall season has resulted in my name being put on a wait-list. Instead of sitting around, sulking and playing catch by myself, I decided to do the next best thing.
Happy One Month Anniversary New York City!
It was one month ago that I arrived here on this 33.77 square miles of land, otherwise known as Manhattan.
So when I was going to school at Columbia, not once did I see a celebrity. I looked for them everywhere. In stores, at the supermarket, under rocks, nothing. Well, all that has come to an end as alas, I had my first NYC public celebrity sighting.
Exactly 3 Tuesdays ago, I hopped on a plane in hopes of filling this new chapter in my life with countless new adventures, in the place that I love, New York City. Well, the city sure has a sense of humor when it comes to certain things. For instance…
So a week has gone by since my last post (shame on me) but tada, I’m writing now right?
Today was the first day that I actually started feeling more at home in my apartment. For the past two weeks, I’ve been sleeping on a futon that has left me with backaches. My bed finally arrived and after realizing that the tools that came with the package were useless, I went to Home Depot and am happy to say that I am now the owner of this powerful baby… Read the rest…
Hello! I have officially been in NYC for a full week as of today.
This past week was a bit rough as by the second day, I began to feel homesick and then it got worse. I miss my family and friends. Whenever I see a dog I miss Tobie that much more. I’m much better now. I no longer call my parents and sister multiple times a day. I’m just down to once a day though I still request them to put me on speaker so I can talk to Tobie.