Really, there's nothing like getting out of the office when the sun is still shining. You're thinking about all the potential of the evening, all of the photos to be taken, meals still left to be eaten, time to be wasted with viral videos, and potentially even some yoga or running to be done. Yes, that feels like freedom.
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Monday, August 8, 2011
Getting Out (221/365)
Really, there's nothing like getting out of the office when the sun is still shining. You're thinking about all the potential of the evening, all of the photos to be taken, meals still left to be eaten, time to be wasted with viral videos, and potentially even some yoga or running to be done. Yes, that feels like freedom.
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Sundays (220/365)
My mom was always a huge fan of calm Sunday evenings. She never liked us to go anywhere or do anything too exciting after dinner on Sundays; we were supposed to be settling down and planning for the week ahead. It was sometimes frustrating, but I think she was right in that you can undo all the good of the weekend with being too hurried or unsettled on Sunday night. Sunday night's not my favorite time of the week, because thinking about work feels like work, but I try to take my mom's advice and stay centered and peaceful.
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Friday, August 5, 2011
Some Things are Better in Theory (218/365)
My coworker and I walked past this carousel today. We got quite a fright when we saw the animals. As we stared, gape-mouthed, we realized that the figures are meant to be 3-D transformations of children's drawings of animals. Above each distorted figure was the original drawing; they were quite faithfully rendered. It was a charming idea, but I almost had a heart attack when I saw the deformed rabbit, wild grin and smashed, nostrilly nose. It bore a disconcerting resemblance to Frank.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Disembodiment (217/365)
I could see my shadow walking along at the bottom of the subway, except not my feet attached to it. That was weird. I'd never thought about the fact that I've never seen my shadow disembodied.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Monday, August 1, 2011
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