I sometimes write e-mails at work
I'll have to break news to people that i'm staying in DC till May. I'll have to explain why and my explanation will be as follows: Well, a worm hole opened up in the space and time continuum over my bed one night. I climbed in a lived my life exactly as I had if I had left in February. Turns out Boston is going to have a very bad winter and while joy riding in a snow Mobil during an early march snow storm on Beacon Hill I run into a group of humans who fell through the space and time continuum about 5,000 BC, hence the bad winter. Turns out one of them is an early ancestor of mine, So the only way for me to not disappear was to find the next worm hole and send everybody back to their regular space. It all worked out in the end. My mom complained about all the hair in the bath tub and my sister was a brat about the smell, but I think we all bonded at the end of it all. So here I am, back in my space, fully dressed with a glass of champagne and an appetite like a cave man.
2 Comments:
ahh your blog kinda goes with mine...we all feel stuck in the vacuum sometimes.
i really don't know how people feel the breatheability of a corporate job, but that's just me. i feel like a fish out of water in this setting.
relationships can pull strings on the heart...but my 'theory' is that we are all meant to do what we want to do (traveling, schooling, etc.) and all of those things change us. those changes may make us more or less compatible with our lovers but they make us more who we are meant to be. we can't avoid that in fear of losing someone. if you do that, you lose yourself.
i think we grew up during a very important time, for this world. i'm sure everyone feels that way, but i feel that we have a serious obligation to the world and its wellbeing. you're right. no matter what field we choose to live our lives through, we have to take car of the world all the while.
Gee, I sympathise. It's really hard explaining to folks who are not family, relatives or close friends anything about your really, really private life.
Maybe you don't have to explain anything. Just laugh it off and say, 'Well, y'know how life goes.' And ask them questions instead.
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