No place like home
Aug. 18th, 2007 12:05 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
annabtgI was basically miserable all day yesterday, because of stuff that had happened with some people from IRC. I wanted to go home and talk to a friend - except I don't think I have any friends left in Athens. Athanasia is in Salonica (I called her in the morning but it wasn't the same), Thodora is still on vacation, and the list of my few friends goes on. (May I clarify that Meropi, whom I was with, is part of the IRC crew and had her own part of the story to be miserable about.)
I left with the 18.25 ship as had been scheduled a long time before that. I tried to get online from the ship but their network was down. Besides, I had gotten a little queasy. Travelling on an empty stomach and a bad mood does that to you.
Then we got to Piraeus and my dad was waiting at the port to pick me up. We quickly got home, where I found Mom and Christos (past his bedtime), waiting for me.
And that's when I forgot all that had happened.
Still want it fixed, but sometimes knowing that there are people who love you is enough to make you feel better, whether you can talk about your problem with them or not.
See ya,
Anna.
P.S.: After 10 days with minimum Internet access, catching up with my f-list will be almost impossible. So I apologize in advance for anything I've missed, because I'm not sure I can devote that much time to catching up right now.
I left with the 18.25 ship as had been scheduled a long time before that. I tried to get online from the ship but their network was down. Besides, I had gotten a little queasy. Travelling on an empty stomach and a bad mood does that to you.
Then we got to Piraeus and my dad was waiting at the port to pick me up. We quickly got home, where I found Mom and Christos (past his bedtime), waiting for me.
And that's when I forgot all that had happened.
Still want it fixed, but sometimes knowing that there are people who love you is enough to make you feel better, whether you can talk about your problem with them or not.
See ya,
Anna.
P.S.: After 10 days with minimum Internet access, catching up with my f-list will be almost impossible. So I apologize in advance for anything I've missed, because I'm not sure I can devote that much time to catching up right now.
