Returning to Yokohama

I had a lot of time to reflect on what is going on in my life at the moment. I was really shocked by many things this weekend, as I was warned would happen to me. But I think they were referring to other things, but still I was shocked. I think that once I got home, it was like I had the wind knocked out of me. I’d like to refer to the Alanis Morissette song, “ironic” how things turn out the way that they turn out. I found out a little more about the people I work with and more about myself and the things that I want to accomplish in my life. The time we spent there was great. I really enjoy spending bonding time with my co-workers because they are really good people. They like to have a good time, but they never have much time to do the things that they really want to.

So when I got home, I just relaxed a bit and tried to get back to the feeling that I’m living in Japan. It was easy to get things back into place, but it was really weird to be at home in the middle of the afternoon. I talked to a few friends on messenger even though I just saw them a few days ago, but other than that, I just chilled at home and tried to unpack all the things from my San Diego trip and from Hakone.