Hi there!
Long time no see!
As you can tell by the headline of this post, I've been quite busy for a while. Isn't easy to juggle a graduation essay, work and to have a social life. Not to speak of the "busyness" that comes with the approach of christmas. Well, I for one LOVE christmas and looking forward to it a lot! Just want to ignore all the "have to's " and just embrace christmas and all its wonders!
So now after 2 long days of work and before that 3 days of studying, I'm taking a break here on the sofa and just relaxing!
So, belive it or not, but for this post I will actually have a "theme"! and that is...
Me becoming a city girl.
I don't know, maybe some of you get a bad accosiation of the word "city girl". Like getting a bad attitude or something like that? but that is not what I'm thinking of when I say that I have become a city girl, nor that I think being a country girl/person is something bad. it's just that after living in tokyo for one year the city kind of grew on me... big time! (just have to add, that I from the beginning I didn't think I would like tokyo, that it would be way to big and scary for me. Turn out I was wrong!) There is something about tokyo that just gives me energy and makes me happy some how. It's so alive if you compare it to my home town here in Sweden. Here it is quite, ordenary, "boring" and it feels like I have seen it all. Of course it is also calming and a luxury to have so much beautiful nature all around you, it just that I grew out of it. I want the living puls of the city, get suprised when I walk out the door and opportunities and variations that you can see and experience in a city such as Tokyo. Just the small things that is so easy in a city for an example; to take a coffe and study at a cafe, can become a big "trip" when you live in a smaller town. if I want to go to a bigger cafe then I have to travel for 40 minuts... yeah... kind of tiring. I learn how to find your way around by doing this horribly scary thing called "ask for the way" an alike, I discovered my love from fashion and shopping, the wonder of strabucks late, fell in love with a city night view and the list goes on. I feel like living in a city challenges me to discover new things, and who can't love that, right?
So, are you a city or country girl/person? if you don't know, what do you think you are? Can always turn out differently then you except, that's the fun of life! Let me know what you think!
Hugs!
~Living the dream~