One of my life friends truth bombed me yesterday over gchat. He fills his time by traveling to other countries for extended periods of time with the notion that the worst thing that could happen is he learns another language.
7:36 PM William: life is dumb, brigid
it shouldn't be taken so seriously
everyone should treat it as a grand experiment to see what can be got out of it
7:37 PM when you're playing goldeneye, what's the point of having a rocket launcher if you never use it
me: i love golden eye
William: why wait to use it on the boss
use it now before you get shot by some chump around the corner
7:38 PM me: i like to hide in this secret chamber
William: haha
are you building upon my analogy
me: unintentionally, but yes, i suppose.
7:39 PM i do peep out every now and again to snipe
7:40 PM William: haha
cool
sniping is cowardly, though
7:41 PM you gotta run directly into the cross fire and just do the thing, you know
me: haha
7:42 PM William: and if there's still an explosion from a grenade, go ahead and run into it. you'll just respawn anyway
7:45 PM me: you are a ridiculous man
You know that song, "I've had the time of my life, la la la la...etc. la la la." New York is that. Every time I go there, I always think why do I not live here? Once I'm there, I feel like I live there. Things are familiar in a way that's exciting. Like I know what I'm doing. Of course, I'm always in the middle of not living in Chicago anymore, but for the last four months I've been seriously considering Los Angeles, in so far as my sister (an LA transplant herself) is under the impression that I am moving in April. While that's still up in the air, it's not out of my mind by any means. But there's something about how New York operates that's particularly intriguing. For me, moving is the equivalent of using a rocket launcher. The worst thing that could happen is I respawn and learn another language.
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