“San Diego. Mmmm, drink it in. It always goes down smooth.”
(Let’s just be honest: I’ll be quoting Anchorman the entire time I’m here.)
I would say I’m a fairly independent individual. I am not afraid to do my own thing, spend time by myself, go to the movies or to lunch/dinner by myself and (gasp!) use a public restroom without a gang of girlfriends accompanying me. I can take care of myself by myself. I’m not afraid to fly and/or travel by myself. Hell, I traveled to Chicago and navigated my way through the West side via train/walking on my own. (Hey, it was my first time traveling on my own. Period. I don’t know why I was so headstrong to take a train to an interview (dumb), but it didn’t turn out TOO bad. They offered me the job. I refused. That’s another post altogether.)
I actually require “me” time in order to function…well, in order to feel like…me. I’m an introvert through and through and used to the entire living-inside-my-own-head thing. I’m used to being with myself and dealing with myself, worries and neuroses all.
Why do I feel so alone right now? It could be because I’m doing something new, something I’m not used to. I’m taking a jump. Maybe it’s nerves and the weight of everything from this past year weighing down on me. Maybe it’s a combo platter. I don’t know.
Either way, I look forward to running tomorrow morning. Getting back to the routine. After that, who knows? …And that’s what makes me anxious.
In this now infamous photo, taken by Melissa Brandts, 
Pretty soon after that, BuzzFeed reader Colin M. and our friends at 
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[ruining a perfectly good snapshot of the leaning tower of pisa. discover by 
Apparently not content with interrupting people’s family portraits and vacation photos, Crasher Squirrel decided it was time to go high profile. Before long, he was appearing in celebrity snapshots and paparazzi pics. Here he is 
[hangin' with heidi and spencer. discovery by 
[lurking in the background of a 
[he even crashed the beer summit! discovery by 
It soon became clear that Crasher Squirrel – or one of his ancestors – had been interposing himself where he wasn’t wanted for decades. BuzzFeed’s archivists and historians started discovering Crasher Squirrel in some of the most famous historical photos of our time, including 
[just before the beatles walked out. discovery by 
[you won't have crasher squirrel to kick around anymore! discovery by 
[celebrating the end of the war. discovery by 
[crasher squirrel is nothing if not a patriot. discovery by 
Crasher Squirrel has even been seen accidentally painted in to early versions of famous art works! Here he is at the 
[birth of squirrel. discovery by 
[ruining a gormley exhibit. discovery by 
[look very closely. discovery by 
Once people started seeing Crasher Squirrel in classic paintings, they began to see him as an objet d’art in his own right. The important new field of Crasher Squirrel art was 
[andy-warhol-ized, by 
[system error, aug. 2009, by 
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