“I think we exist, in large part, to have conversations.”
I just realized that I’ve spent so much of the past some twelve hours laughing to myself. Primarily because of this great site called “whenparentstext.com” and then because of this text sent to me by my sister who also got the brunt end of the “doing cool stuff with mom” stick (although voluntarily, as she snowboards with her boyfriend like a whole winter’s dream), which read, “Steven’s cousin just said litter leaf! Ahahahaha” (with that much emphasis on the inaudible but so important laughter). Litter leaf is a funny way I’ve been saying “literally” because of no one.
And then I opened this email from my friend which ends with:
p.s. did you know the queen has released her Christmas speech and this year her topic is SPORT AND GAMES?
According to moments 3:00-4:30 sport and games is the best way to build community and mayne people give up their precious time to participate in sport and games.
Don’t miss it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7yhg4EIPlA
take care,
rishi
Then I laughed at myself for feeling alone when so apparently, we’re always just one thing.
After spending the afternoon playing the piano in an empty house, and reading in bed in a half-awake, half-attentive, half-reckless state, I received a phone call from my mother as she buys new things with my brother and sister. They laughed (gloatingly? sinisterly?) in the background. As if I needed to feel more profoundly alone!
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Dream Act Failure Would Leave Undocumented Supporters In Limbo
Today 10 December 2010 is the 60th Anniversary of International Human Rights Day, first observed on this day in 1950, two years after the United Nations G.A. adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The San Diego community will join together on 11 Dec in City Heights in solidarity with those who face struggles worldwide.
2pm Meet at Colina Park (52nd St. and Orange Ave), March to Hoover High
4pm-6pm Festival at Hoover High School (4474 El Cajon Blvd)