Old places with familiar faces

[Tigmafuzz]

nyone who would recognize me is always happy to see me and we end up chatting for a while. I'll go in for something that takes 1 minute to get and end up staying for about a half hour just catching up on each others lives.

THIS HAPPENS TO ME EVERYWHERE I GO. Which is why Sarah usually goes places instead of me.

[Shauna]

I am back in my hometown now. I have not bumped into anyone I know yet. Pretty glad of this, tbh. Don't really wanna reconnect.

[Jiro]

Saw a teacher from high school today. Not one I actually had for any classes - I think he subbed for us once - but it was incredibly unexpected.

[Pike]

I am back in my hometown now. I have not bumped into anyone I know yet. Pretty glad of this, tbh. Don't really wanna reconnect.

I know how this goes. When I moved back to my hometown I specifically tried to keep a low profile.

[Iceglow]

I am back in my hometown now. I have not bumped into anyone I know yet. Pretty glad of this, tbh. Don't really wanna reconnect.

I know how this goes. When I moved back to my hometown I specifically tried to keep a low profile.

The best thing of living in London is as a city it's so bloody big that I can always pick a new part of London to move to and hope that people don't bump in to me. The issue is when you go out places like clubs and people will literally travel 12 miles across town to go to that one club and you bump in to them there.

I'm considering that in a few years depending on what my life throws my way I may well leave London. Hopefully by that time I will have a better idea of what I want. Considering that I could progress quite easily in my current field to a management position and the number of firms after good customer service managers and agents it might be something I look in to.

[Clo]

Sometimes people make me feel guilty for this, but I actually hate visiting old places and stirring up old feelings and connections.

Keep on truckin'.

[Jiro]

The best thing of living in London is as a city it's so bloody big that I can always pick a new part of London to move to and hope that people don't bump in to me. The issue is when you go out places like clubs and people will literally travel 12 miles across town to go to that one club and you bump in to them there.

Oh no not 12 miles. Goddammit it's like 50 odd kilometres to my nearest club and it's a piece of trout place full of creepy dudes who just like to bash strangers.

[Denmark]

here

also yeah i've been back to my college twice since graduating (4 months ago) to see friends who are still there