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Sleepiness becomes me


*sigh* I miss the ocean. Not really the Atlantic Ocean, although I have to say that the East Coast has some beautiful beaches. But the Pacific Ocean will always be home to me. I miss it. I miss the hot sand, the coconut scented sunscreen and tanning oil, the salty sea air, the random volleyball games, the hot surfer boys. I miss it all. Its my favorite place where you can watch the sunset while looking out over the water. Its amazing! Sure, it gets hot, but really? When you're there at the beach looking at the water, taking it all in, it doesn't really matter how hot it is.

I've always loved the water. It has a calming effect over me like lavender oil in a steamy bath. I wish I could just be a beach bum for the rest of my life. I'd take photos and sell them to support my needs. Kind of like what Thoreau did at Walden Pond. I really only need the simple things in life and the beach and ocean. I could get along without my phone and definitely without my alarm clock.

Just give me simplicity.

I really can't wait till next year when I can move to Hawaii. I'm just hoping that my finances work out. I hope that the program I'm doing this fall will give me a leg up on a job search in Honolulu.

Oh the ocean. I can't wait to be lulled to sleep by the crashing waves. Either that or I'll be a horrible insomniac because I can't sleep due to the noise of the crashing waves. Either way...I'll be a happy insomniac because I'll be close to my ocean.

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Unknown said…
We should build a tent city on the beach :-) Or we could go totally native and build grass huts.
May 17, 2009 at 9:29 PM
Laura said…
I miss the ocean too. Maybe its just the fact that ocean + Fun = Vacation x square root of 4 / diameter of a large circle and you get the yummy concoction of "hey I haven't been to the ocean in a while" feeling.


ya that's definitely it.
love ya@!
May 19, 2009 at 2:37 PM
Malaina said…
I'll be a beach bum with you. I'll grow dread locks and play my guitar for free dinners while you make rastas and sell photos. I'm finally blogging again and it's fun to catch up and see what you've been up to.
May 20, 2009 at 8:52 AM
Sarah said…
I'm oceansick too!! I loved the east coast oceans, probably because the only west coast ocean I saw was cold and rainy. Not very fun. Oh, well the ocean is the ocean, you know? It's gorgeous!
May 20, 2009 at 6:22 PM
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