Good Things, Great Things

It is difficult for me to write a blog entry without sounding sappy. So if it goes there, I apologize. But I am lucky to be where I am today. I am thankful for the oppertunities that have arisen in my life, and I am happy with the choices I have made.

I could play the what if game for hours. But any way it ends up, I am very happy with the choices I made. I know this because I never wonder what it would be like if I chose somewhere else. Before I left for school, I always used to wonder what it would be like to move to a different city. Now, I never wonder and I've been here for four years.

In Windsor, I have the best friends in the world. I have lots of interesting people around that always allow me to have great conversation, and show me how I can use myself to my fullest potential.

When I go for a walk, I always see something different among the landscape. Some of it is falling apart, but alot of it is beautiful old housing, housing and buildings I've seen only in Toronto, and many of these buildings even predate those. The riverfront is beautiful to walk along, and it's always fun to go out and see the interesting characters walking around downtown.

I am actually not minding having a car in Windsor. When I have access to a car at home, I drive everywhere. Here I walk, I walk for an hour at a time, and I don't notice it. It's better for my health, it keeps my energy level up, and helps me keep all the weight I lost off.

I'm already dreading having to leave in the spring, and I haven't been to all my classes yet.

Jen