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Hi, I'm Heather. I used to have a blog until I discovered that I really liked the tumblr format. I like a lot of things. Topping that list are writing, reading, video games, music, photography, tea, and my friends, not necessarily in that order.
I suspect that this is going to devolve into me posting youtube videos well after they were cool on the internet, but I'm okay with that.
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![Favorite Photo of the Moment
I’ve been stressing out over life a bit lately. The potential of a cross-country move and a handful of other things have left me a bit tightly wound, and it’s taken a toll on my overall mood. So, when I had a little four day jaunt in San Diego to check out the school that was possibly going to take me to the west coast, it didn’t seem surprising to me that the region’s supposedly perfect weather had turned gray and overcast.
On the second day, it rained.
On day three, my last full day in the city, I awoke determined to make the most out of my time there and see as much of things as I could. Once I’d looked around a bit and eaten lunch, I decided, on a whim, to drive up the coastal highway to check out Encinitas, a small-ish beach town just north of San Diego.
Just as I reached the city limits, with the latest Linkin Park album bumping through the speakers, this song [linked for your convenience one entry away] came on and the sky opened up. Truly, it was a magical moment.
Encinitas was gorgeous, but having so many symbolic gestures combine just when I needed a little moment of grace is going to forever propel it ahead a few notches in my mind.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lbi2ttY31Q1qaxksko1_500.jpg)
Favorite Photo of the Moment
I’ve been stressing out over life a bit lately. The potential of a cross-country move and a handful of other things have left me a bit tightly wound, and it’s taken a toll on my overall mood. So, when I had a little four day jaunt in San Diego to check out the school that was possibly going to take me to the west coast, it didn’t seem surprising to me that the region’s supposedly perfect weather had turned gray and overcast.
On the second day, it rained.
On day three, my last full day in the city, I awoke determined to make the most out of my time there and see as much of things as I could. Once I’d looked around a bit and eaten lunch, I decided, on a whim, to drive up the coastal highway to check out Encinitas, a small-ish beach town just north of San Diego.
Just as I reached the city limits, with the latest Linkin Park album bumping through the speakers, this song [linked for your convenience one entry away] came on and the sky opened up. Truly, it was a magical moment.
Encinitas was gorgeous, but having so many symbolic gestures combine just when I needed a little moment of grace is going to forever propel it ahead a few notches in my mind.
