Why I still don’t have Internet access at home four months later
Posted by Cassandra | Filed under Health, Issues
It’s been four months since I moved back to Toronto for work after a four-month stint living at my dad’s after graduating university and breaking up with a boyfriend.
Until four months ago, I’d had Internet access wherever I was living nearly continuously for over 10 years, maybe more. I feel like I’ve had the Internet [...]
Tags: Cambridge, emotional breakdown, goals, observations, perfectionism, Toronto, web and tech, workaholic
Let the ritual begin
Posted by Cassandra | Filed under Post-grad, The Real World
I’ve had a really hard time blogging this summer because I’ve been in limbo and I hate being in limbo. It’s tough to be inspired when I’m not moving forward. Hell, it’s tough to be inspired when I don’t leave the house for days on end.
Also, I don’t like blogging about how much I hate [...]
Tags: blogging, Cambridge, change, emotional breakdown, Mom, moving, whining
I <3 T.O.
Posted by Cassandra | Filed under The Real World
I don’t know to explain it, but whenever I’m in Toronto I feel like I’m home. I don’t even have a place in Toronto anymore, but I can walk around downtown for hours and be completely content. There are some bad memories, but I don’t have to think about them, and there’s something about [...]
Tags: Cambridge, moving, Toronto
The triumphant university grad moves back home
Posted by Cassandra | Filed under Post-grad
In about three weeks when my internship at the National Post is complete, I will move back home to live in my dad’s house.
It feels so weird to say move back home for many reasons: I haven’t lived there in years. I’ve barely visited. I no longer have my own room there. Toronto feels much [...]
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