I got my CAS number in the mail today. What am I saying,
mail. It was through email. We don’t get mail anymore, and when we do, it is just the bills we avoid
paying and flyers for restaurants we will never go to. In any case, I got my
CAS number which means I can now apply for my visa to live in the UK. Shit is getting very real. Right now, since quitting my job, I am living a near perfect life as a
slacker/degenerate 20 something where I have no discernible responsibilities,
and I spend most of my days having philosophical discussions on stoops while drinking
coffee or drinking 4$ dirty martinis at 4 in the afternoon. But now, things are
going to happen. I am actually going to have to start doing things! I think
being out of school for so long has damaged me to an extent because I now am
told pretty frequently that I make essay topics out of everything and am too
analytical of everyday situations and even make case studies out of friends. Sorry, guys. While previously, my life was pretty
well laid out. I went to a good high school, and then knew that I was going to
get into a good cegep and then a good university. However, the part that comes
after is now so…vague. This year, I worked a bit, smoked a lot, danced A LOT to
beyonce, and in the interim applied to go to school in London. To be honest, I
don’t know that much about London, except that it is a land of people with
accents that are nicer than mine, there is something called a roast which I am
told I need to try, and there is a large clock. Oh, and a Queen. It is a city I am weirdly excited
to move to not because I know much about it, but because of how much I don't know about it. Montreal is one of the best cities ever and I have been lucky to
have travelled pretty extensively and thus think I have a range of cities with
which to compare it. However, I know it probably too well, to the point where
it is losing its luster and sometimes I feel like I hate all of the people. Not
knowing London well has its negative sides as well, because I now have ALL of
the expectations. I want to love it. I want to not miss Montreal. I want things
to just fall into place. But I am not sure if they will. What if my master’s
programme ends up being the worst and the people are mean and the guys are just
as bad there and I drink tea improperly and I accidentally trip Kate Middleton
and then the Queen bans me from the city??? Ok. Freak out over. Back to my visa
application.
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