Random Scrap:
Things evolved quickly from the moment I saw a rejection from Google and decided it was time to go home. With whatever money I had left I got on the [SAT] website and bought one way ticket to London. I had two weeks of my California life left during which I had to sell my car and ship all my stuff to Poland. I sat in the living room on that unfolded coach that Darren left and which I sometimes used to sleep over for a change and I felt sense of relief and yet another change. Another escape and twist in what I saw was an incoming wave of payments and unanswered questions about the future. What exactly I was going to do I didn't know but I was pretty sure that staying here was only going to make things worse. When a few days later [Suzanne] called with news that she spoke with her friend about a job for her I had to tell her that I had already decided to go back. After just a few viewings I sold the car to a nice hippie for four thousand dollars, an initial deposit for whatever would come next.