thoughts from the bus

[ceasardoesjapan]

I love riding the bus.  Many people don't, I know, but I always learn something on bus rides, most often something about myself and always something about the rhythm and nature of human existence.  Throughout the past 18 months living in Seattle I have spent hundreds of hours on the bus: allowing Seattle Metro busses to chauffeur me to school, to

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[seserakh]

I read once that if you want to meet someone, just be yourself and love what you love without worry that you'll meet the right person. They'll come along when you're excelling at being yourself.

[ninquenis]

I'm not entirely sure about the 'how to meet a man' thing. I'm no good at it.

I have a few questions for you:
a. so, you don't need a car in Seattle, right?
b. is the city expensive?
and c. how are jobs/apartments?

I want to move out there in, oh - a year from Feb. or March. Take a year off - working etc. before I do the grad school thing.

[anonymous]

umm....i will be living about 3 hours away from you in approx. 3 months. how does that make you feel? I will be lonely and i think a road trip or two up north (or you coming down south) would be lots of fun :) easier to catch up with you are actually seeing the person as opposed to quick LJ or AIM messages :)
xox
the estranged wife