Hello. Welcome to my website. It started while I was in Europe for a semester, and I've kept it up since then. I'm now at the University of Chicago Law School, living in Hyde Park, and the story continues. If you want to say hi or visit me, email cfloyd at uchicago dot edu.

If you want to comment on my posts, comment away.





 
Photos

Paris and Brussels

Sturm vs. GAK football match

Women's American football

Team USA vs. Graz Giants American football

The Man...The Myth...The Roommate...SUPER MIRZA

Graz

Styrian Wine Farm

Budapest

Essays and Significant Posts

First 48 Hours

Anti-Americanism

Early Observations

Mail Bag

Days in May

Ode to Street Food




 
Who is Charlie Floyd? I graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 2002 with a degree in Letters. Then I decided to get a second BA in German and spent the spring finishing my degree requirements at the Karl-Franzens Universitaet in Graz, Austria. Now I'm at the University of Chicago Law School and loving every minute.
This is my story, day by day.





 
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Charles in Charge:
Chicago



"Life is nothing if not the sum of your anecdotes." -Scotty The Body, on storytelling
"But it ain't that bad, man. Just figure out the system before the system figures out you." -T. Matthew Smith, on the 1L year
"The beer just doesn't taste as good when you're not drinking it with your buddies." -Anon., on being away from good friends
"Somebody has to pay the rent around here. Why the hell not us?" -Cotton, on studying for exams



 
8/13/2004  
Chicago was enjoyable. I got in around 8pm on Tuesday. Coming around the bend on I-290 to see the skyline from about 10 miles off was really awesome. I love the aggressive, muscular architecture of the town. It really made my adrenaline pump. I think that's because last year when I saw the skyline I was usually on my way up north from Hyde Park, on my way to fun and excitement. Seeing the Sears Tower sticking up like a big middle finger made my heart skip a beat.

The weather was really chilly for August, like in the 50s. It felt like fall, and I got that familiar October angst two months early. The smell of the cool air had something to it, maybe the vague fried-food-on-the-lakeshore smell of Chicago You know the autumn feeling, where you can't shake the nagging feeling that you're behind on an assignment, or you have something due or some reading to finish? The feeling that summer is really gone? That's the feeling I got in Chicago. Thank God it's only August and I'm not really in the thick of school. I'm not quite ready.

Speaking of the OK, I've got about two weeks left here. Shout me a holler before August 29th if you want to hang out. I'll be around.

8/13/2004 01:48:00 PM


 

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