Back for a brief time only, it's —well, me. Not the most exciting thing in the world, but I hope you give this Comeback Tour of sorts a chance.

Can you even have a comeback if you were never there to begin with (because I most certainly wasn’t)? Is it really a tour if it's online, and more importantly, just one article? These are the important questions, folks, and I'll do my best to not answer them to keep my peace of mind.

So much has happened since I took an undeserved hiatus, so I guess this is as good a Internet place as any to shamelessly promote my new endeavors. As per one of my classes' request, I've started a blog called the life stuff, filled with battery-jet drawings, three-panel comics, and some piss-poor stick-figures. You can find posts similar to these over there, and that'll be where I post my going-ons for the foreseeable future; it's kind of imperative now that it's part of my grade.

In addition to this online mayhem, a couple of my friends and I started the Anecdotal Social Hour, a podcast-esque radio show about social conundrums and sticky situations. You can listen here, Fridays at 7 pm, and if you have any mind-boggling queries you can send them our way via anecdotal.social.hour@gmail.com for our Awkwards Anonymous segment.

Most importantly, I'm happy to say that college has been pretty swell so far. No one uses "swell" that often, but besides that small infringement, Atlanta's quite the spectacular city.

I've finally come back around to enjoying food again, my classes are engaging, and most everyone at Emory's been wonderful. Part of me is raising one metaphorical eyebrow to the whole situation; everything seems too terrific to be true, so I'm keeping my eyes peeled for any out-of-left-field wrenches God chucks my way.

But for right now, I'm rather pleased with the top of this rollercoaster ride. I wish you all the best of good fortunes and hope you have a wonderful day.

Adieu.