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(Laura Mazzaro)

I like learning new things, changing my mind, making music, taking pictures, and finding new things to like.

I am currently in a challenge to keep my sanity and stay grounded while my career tries hard to destroy my mind.


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Relocation: adjustment

Couldn’t fit enough in my response… 

But I’ve decided that this will be my lonely year! 

you are lucky to be in such a large and varied place though… it will just be a bit of time before everything falls into place. But it will happen!

Try to enjoy your bit of time alone, because in such a city if will probably not last too long! 

caitlincremer:

I’ve been here for a month and a half and I feel like I’ve turned into emily dickinson sans the intellect, which makes me… a hermit. Great. Moving out here without knowing anyone (except my boyfriend whom I live with, which does not help on the getting-out-there vibe) has been incredibly hard and…

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  1. gillmania said: You’re so brave! I’ve been in LA for a solid six months, and it’s just now starting to feel a little less painful. It’ll happen, I promise.
  2. thisshouldbenmp said: I work from home, too, and it’s tough. You should read “MWF seeking BFF” by Rachel Bertsche! It’s about a woman from NYC who moved to Chicago and how she met people.
  3. altanto reblogged this from caitlincremer and added:
    Couldn’t fit enough...response… But I’ve decided that this will
  4. altanto said: I feel you. Try moving to Santa Fe where the average age is about 50 and you work in a huge lab with a bunch of 35 year old, hardcore “scientists” (we know what that says about their social skills) I’ve decided to accept that this will be my ..
  5. sarsann said: i feel ya. only 2 days in paris has me feeling this way already. :/ chin up!
  6. gorr said: I like that you blogged this. I like you, too. It was brave to move! You’ll find your place soon, I think. I’m rooting for you. :)
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