change is in the air

yeah, i know.
heat is in the air. although, personally i'd take the heat we had this week over the snow and freezing cold in winter time any day.
rain is in the air too. man oh man, last night was a big one.

but
change is in the air too...

i've been getting the itch to switch things up for a few months now. i think i'm just someone who needs variety and to try new things, even though sometimes it's a little disconcerting.
but at the end of the day, i ask myself, 'why not?'

lately, i'm thinking of nyc.
why not?

i'm ready to move on from my job and i'm looking.
i'm looking in chicago and nyc and i figure whatever works out is meant to be.

i mean moving to nyc makes me feel a little nervous (i've only spent a month there and only visited 3 times... total). but when i moved to chicago i'd only been here three times. and things worked out.

i just think it's time to shake things up.

that's my song of the moment. i can't explain it all. it just is.
and yes... it make me think of 13 going on 30

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