There's a storm in the sky, now the clouds become electric..

This past weekend I went to Fells Point in Baltimore, Md to visit Jordan and most importantly check out his new apartment by the water. Fells point is one of the most beautiful parts of Baltimore. It's this little piece of Baltimore made up of brick townhouses, shops, restaurants and cobblestone streets. Not to mention bars on top of bars. Fells point was one of my favorite spots as a college student, because it was just the place to be for nightlife. Lucky for Jordan, he has all of this right outside of his apartment building's door....



Im not crazy about this picture of myself, but I promised Jordan there would be at least one. The reason being that I am wearing his set your goals shirt. Ive actually never listened to this band and doubt I would be a fan, but I always tend to steal Jordan's clothes and this one caught my eye.




There is a main part of fells which is like a town square. There is almost always some event happening here. Saturday it was full of pirates and parrots (for pirate day) and Sunday it was turned into a flea market...


I found this item among a pile of old books and it definitely caught my eye. As you can see its an informative book on how to treat some of those "complaints" your wife may have, such as pregnancy, labor and suckling. The best part is that its from 1895. I eventually want to make a habit of collecting old books such as this one.


I think the best part of flea markets, apart from all the great stuff you can buy, is how inspirational some of the random pieces can be...

After the flea market we continued to explore...


I found a few doors with the signature maryland crab on their door.







I found this brick by the dock with the boats and found it at first hilarious. I mean someone paid $500 to get this done. Then I realized it probably means so much more than first glance. In the end, I too want to end up with my best friend with benefits.
This weekend (along with the past few months) has helped me clear up a lot of doubt about certain issues, especially what I want to do with my life. For the past 5 years I had no idea what I wanted to do and was a mess over it. I envied those who had grad school and a career path chosen and planned out. Nothing I came up with ever seemed right. Then these past few months had helped me strip away a lot of "things" I thought I really wanted from life. My priority list has completely changed and the plans I use to have are being scrapped. I am going to take a huge risk and do something totally different with no security that it will all turn out fine in the end.

And for the first time in my life, I'm okay with that :)