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[oyceter]

I was vaguely weirded out when the bus to long-term parking pulled in front of the international terminal, because when I looked at the front, all metal rods and glass walls, with large lettering proclaiming "San Francisco International Airport," I thought, "Oh good, I'm home."

Ohio is nice, and I had a good time there, all things considering, but something about the East Coast will just never feel quite right to me, I suppose.

Anyhow, I'm back ^_^.

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[oyceter]

No, but it feels a lot like the East Coast, what with the trees and the weather and the time zones and everything. And the buildings even remind me of NJ buildings, which is interesting.

[hermionesviolin.livejournal.com]

Well it's certainly more East Coast than California. I was just like, "Dude, Ohio's practically Midwest. Sure it's not California, but it is not the East Coast." Though I've spent little time in Ohio or California so I don't have much of a sense of how either is like or unlike the East Coast. (And of course "East Coast" really means "Northeast," since the coastal sections of Southeast USA are rather different from those of the Northeast USA.)